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First Call June 15, 2021

Jun 15, 2021

Thomas Thornton

  • S&P and Nasdaq futures flat in Tuesday morning trading after US equities put in a mixed performance on Monday, though the S&P and Nasdaq both hit record highs. Tech was a standout while cyclicals largely underperformed despite a backup in rates with financials and materials among the laggards.
  • PPI a little stronger, Retail Sales a little weaker - cue the stagflation talk
  • Treasuries unchanged to slightly weaker with 10s at ~1.50%.
  • The Dollar a bit firmer vs yen and euro.
  • Gold off 0.1%. New Erlanger ETS momentum sell signal - selling long position
  • WTI crude up 1.3%.
  • Copper down 4% (chart below) while Corn, Wheat, and Soybeans continue lower as well.
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