- S&P futures up 0.7% after US equities came under pressure on Monday with the S&P down the most since May, but still finished well off their worst levels for the session.
- S&P bullish sentiment dropped to 45%
- Yesterday saw 281 new 20 day lows within the S&P
- European markets better as well. Mainland China, Taiwan and Korea remained closed.
- Treasuries mostly weaker after a flight-to-quality rally on Monday.
- Dollar firmer vs yen but a bit weaker vs euro and lagging on the commodity currency crosses.
- Gold up 0.2%.
- Bitcoin off 0.7%.
- WTI crude up 1.2%.
First Call
First Call September 21, 2021
