
Inside Markets — Israeli Air Strikes
U.S. equities are lower in global risk off trade following Israeli air strikes against Iran’s nuclear and military facilities.

U.S. equities are lower in global risk off trade following Israeli air strikes against Iran’s nuclear and military facilities.

Updates on the US consumer from yesterday’s sell-side Financials conference were mostly positive.

Today’s market internals for the STOXX Europe 600 Index (SXXP) look like the three sessions immediately following the US/China trade détente (5/27-5/29) when the momentum factor sold off.
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The pain trade remains skewed to the upside with the SPX just ~2.4% below its all-time high.

The strength we have seen over the last two weeks has largely been driven by lower bond yields, hopeful trade rhetoric and bullish AI readthroughs.

The technical outlook shifted back into a low-volatility bullish regime after the S&P 500 (SPX) and Nasdaq 100 (NDX) gapped above key resistance on May 12.

Month-end rebalancing likely played a role in yesterday’s fade from best levels, with the SPX now short-term overbought and in need of consolidation.

Last week’s backup in bond yields was almost entirely driven by rising term premium – this is the extra yield investors require to hold longer-term bonds.

The 20-year Treasury auction just hit with the final yield 1.2 basis points higher than expected.