SPDR Euro Stoxx 50 ETF Stock Discussion

S&P 500: 5,870.62 (-1.3%)
DJIA: 43,444.99 (-0.7%)
Nasdaq-100: 20,394.13 (-2.4%)
Eurostoxx: 4,794.85 (-0.8%)
U.S. crude futures: 67.02 (-2.5%)
On Friday, U.S. indices closed lower on the back of interest rate concerns as October retail sales data came in slightly higher than expected. Meanwhile, stock markets reacted to cabinet picks by Donald Trump, to which vaccine maker stocks tumbled. The S&P 500...

S&P: 5,471.05 (+1.2%)
DJIA: 40,829.59 (+1.2%)
Nasdaq-100: 18,660.78 (+1.3%)
Eurostoxx: 4,778.66 (+0.9%)
U.S. crude futures: 68.71 (+1.5%)
U.S. stocks rebounded on Monday following the sell off from last week, which was the worst week of the year so far. The S&P 500 snapped its four day losing streak to close 1.2% higher while the Nasdaq-100 gained 1.3%, as technology stocks were Monday’s top performers after last week’s decline. Meanwhile...

S&P: 5,620.85 (+0.4%)
DJIA: 40,890.49 (+0.1%)
Nasdaq-100: 19,824.84 (+0.5%)
Eurostoxx: 4,885.28 (+0.6%)
U.S. crude futures: 71.93 (-1.7%)
Wall street closed higher on Wednesday, as Fed meeting minutes released points toward a likely rate cut in September. The Nasdaq-100 gained 0.5% to close higher, resuming its uptrend after Tuesday’s losses. The S&P 500 rose 0.4%, with 4 out of 11 of its sectors notching in 52-week h...

S&P: 5,399.22 (-0.5%)
DJIA: 39,935.07 (+0.2%)
Nasdaq-100: 18,830.58 (-1.1%)
Eurostoxx: 4,811.28 (-1.0%)
US crude futures: 78.28 (+0.9%)
U.S. indices saw a mixed finish on Thursday as the second quarter GDP report came in stronger than expected with a growth of 2.8%, beating expectations of 2.1%. Investors continue to sell out of major technology stocks. The S&P 500 lost 0.5% while the Nasdaq-100 lost 1.1%, with both indices ...

S&P: 5,555.74 (-0.2%)
DJIA: 40,358.09 (-0.1%)
Nasdaq-100: 19,754.34 (-0.4%)
Eurostoxx: 4,916.80 (+0.4%)
US crude futures: 76.96 (-1.8%)

S&P: 5,564.41 (+1.1%)
DJIA: 40,415.44 (+0.3%)
Nasdaq-100: 19,822.86 (+1.5%)
Eurostoxx: 4,897.44 (+1.5%)
US crude futures: 78.40 (-0.3%)

Important note from the ECB Minutes released today. The ECB is looking to push back against the market's rate cut expectations for 2024. Members expressed concern that rates falling too low could ease financial conditions too much as the disinflation job is not finished. Directly from the Minutes:
"Concern was expressed that the sharp market repricing threatened to loosen financial conditions excessively, which could derail the disinflationary process... it was widely regarded as important not t...