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Holiday Radar
No U.S. market holidays pending in the next 7 days.
Earnings Radar
Monitoring for earnings releases by the Magnificent 7, AI-tech-related firms, and major financial institutions.
- ADBE Release: 2026-03-12 T:AMC
- ORCL Release: 2026-03-10 T:AMC
Earnings summary and market conclusion as of March 13, 2026: This week’s focus among index futures traders has been shaped by key tech earnings. Oracle (ORCL), reporting after the close on March 10, delivered results that broadly met expectations, with cloud and AI segment updates drawing particular attention but failing to spark a major market move. Adobe (ADBE), reporting after hours on March 12, also met consensus but saw muted initial market reaction as investors wait for more significant AI sector catalysts. As a result, overall index futures trading has seen diminished momentum and lower volumes, with traders showing caution and positioning lightly ahead of upcoming earnings from Nvidia (NVDA) and other MAG7 stocks. The anticipation surrounding these heavyweight AI and tech names is currently capping volatility and directional conviction in both S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures. Expect continued subdued activity until this next wave of potentially market-moving tech releases.
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EcoNews Radar U.S. Events
EcoNews Summary
- Friday 08:30 – USD Core PCE Price Index m/m (High Impact):
This is the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge. Unexpectedly elevated data may raise market expectations of further Fed tightening, often leading to downside volatility for equity index futures. Softer-than-expected results can drive intraday relief rallies as rate hike concerns ease. - Friday 08:30 – USD Prelim GDP q/q (High Impact):
Preliminary GDP carries significant weight for market sentiment. Stronger economic growth prints may support the U.S. dollar and pressure risk-assets, while weaker growth numbers may revive recession concerns and trigger risk-off moves in indices. - Friday 10:00 – USD JOLTS Job Openings (High Impact):
The JOLTS report is closely watched for labor market strength. A surprisingly high reading can support hawkish Fed policy perceptions, often causing indices to weaken. Conversely, a noticeable cool-down in openings may spur optimism for rate stabilization, supporting risk sentiment.
EcoNews Conclusion
- Friday’s session is loaded with closely watched high-impact events, especially around the 08:30 ET time window, which can introduce sharp volatility and notable intraday momentum in U.S. equity index futures.
- News events around the 10 AM time cycle often act as a catalyst for reversals or continuations.
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Market News Summary
- Oil Market Turmoil: Middle East conflict, especially Iran’s attacks on oil tankers and threats to the Strait of Hormuz, have propelled Brent crude above $100, causing sharp volatility. While some corrective pullbacks appeared after US moves to temporarily ease Russian oil sanctions, energy markets remain stressed.
- Volatility & Risk Sentiment: The VIX surged by 13% on tanker attack headlines, but settled below extremes, signaling elevated but not panic-level risk. Persistent war and inflation fears have dampened bullish sentiment, as reflected in both retail surveys and the Schwab Trading Activity Index.
- Indices Futures & Stocks: S&P 500 and Dow Jones futures fell notably, with the Dow at risk of a bearish break below key technical levels amid financial sector underperformance. UK and European benchmarks also extended weekly losses, weighed by stagflation risks and fading hopes for central bank rate cuts.
- Macro Concerns: Rising oil and inflation complicate rate-cut outlooks for both the Federal Reserve and Bank of England. Some lawmakers and strategists warn the inflation shock acts as a hidden “tax,” with speculation about possible stagflation if trade tensions (US tariffs) also escalate.
- Safe-Haven Assets: Gold prices edged higher on increased Mideast risk, but gains were capped by a strengthening US dollar and rising Treasury yields. Silver lagged below its 50-day moving average as inflation fears persisted. Notably, gold and dollar havens have decoupled since the latest conflict began.
- Selective Resilience: Despite volatility, some analysts do not see broad capitulation. Certain market observers argue that equities—including the SPY—have withstood past geopolitical shocks, but concerns linger about market leadership concentration in the S&P 500’s largest names.
- Crypto & Alternative Assets: Oil shocks have sparked debate over Bitcoin as a market hedge, but its correlation in this crisis remains under scrutiny.
News Conclusion
- Persistent geopolitical instability in the Middle East, prominently involving Iran, continues to drive oil market volatility, with ripple effects on global equity and futures markets.
- Elevated inflation, rising interest rate uncertainty, and renewed trade friction risk compounding market stress, pressuring traditional safe-haven assets in mixed directions.
- While volatility and bearish signals dominate, some areas of relative stability and selective optimism persist amidst a challenging global market environment.
Market News Sentiment:
Market News Articles: 39
- Negative: 53.85%
- Neutral: 33.33%
- Positive: 12.82%
Sentiment Summary: The majority of recent market news articles have a negative tone (53.85%), with a smaller proportion showing neutral sentiment (33.33%) and a minority reflecting positive sentiment (12.82%).
Conclusion: Overall, the latest market news coverage is weighted toward a negative outlook, with comparatively fewer articles expressing neutral or positive sentiment.
GLD,Gold Articles: 11
- Positive: 45.45%
- Neutral: 27.27%
- Negative: 27.27%
Sentiment Summary: Of the 11 articles related to GLD and gold, 45.45% reflect positive sentiment, while neutral and negative sentiments are evenly split at 27.27% each.
This suggests that recent media coverage leans slightly positive, but there remains a balanced mix of neutral and negative perspectives.
USO,Oil Articles: 24
- Negative: 54.17%
- Neutral: 25.00%
- Positive: 20.83%
Sentiment Summary: The majority of recent news articles related to USO and oil have carried a negative tone (54.17%), with a smaller portion being neutral (25.00%) and positive (20.83%).
This indicates that recent media coverage on USO and oil has skewed more toward negative sentiment among market news sources.
Market Data Snapshot
ETF Snapshot of major stock market ETFs, Mag7, and others as of: March 13, 2026 07:16
- USO 118.39 Bullish 9.57%
- TLT 86.97 Bearish -0.20%
- IBIT 39.95 Bearish -0.30%
- MSFT 401.86 Bearish -0.75%
- AMZN 209.53 Bearish -1.47%
- SPY 666.06 Bearish -1.52%
- DIA 467.48 Bearish -1.54%
- NVDA 183.14 Bearish -1.55%
- GOOG 303.21 Bearish -1.69%
- QQQ 597.26 Bearish -1.72%
- AAPL 255.76 Bearish -1.94%
- GLD 466.88 Bearish -1.97%
- IJH 67.00 Bearish -2.00%
- IWM 247.41 Bearish -2.15%
- META 638.18 Bearish -2.55%
- TSLA 395.01 Bearish -3.14%
Market Summary: ETF Stocks, Mag7, and Major Sector ETFs (03/13/2026)
Overview
The current session reflects broad-based risk-off sentiment across equities and most sector ETFs. Both large caps (SPY, DIA), tech-heavy indices (QQQ), mid- and small-cap ETFs (IJH, IWM), the Mag7, and several alternative asset ETFs are trading in negative territory, with select exceptions.
ETF Stocks
- SPY (S&P 500): 666.06 (-1.52%) – Marked decline paralleling broad equity weakness.
- QQQ (NASDAQ 100): 597.26 (-1.72%) – Outperforming SPY year-to-date, but showing risk-off move today.
- DIA (Dow Jones): 467.48 (-1.54%) – Tracks with SPY’s move; value stocks also seeing pressure.
- IJH (S&P MidCap 400): 67.00 (-2.00%) – Mid-caps underperforming large caps on the day.
- IWM (Russell 2000): 247.41 (-2.15%) – Small caps see the most pronounced relative losses.
Mag7 Performance
- MSFT: 401.86 (-0.75%) – Less weakness than peers; still following tech sector down.
- GOOG: 303.21 (-1.69%)
- AMZN: 209.53 (-1.47%)
- AAPL: 255.76 (-1.94%)
- META: 638.18 (-2.55%) – Among the hardest hit of the group.
- NVDA: 183.14 (-1.55%)
- TSLA: 395.01 (-3.14%) – Poorest Mag7 performer today.
All Mag7 components are negative, with TSLA and META leading to the downside.
Sector & Alternative Asset ETFs
- USO (Crude Oil): 118.39 (+9.57%) – Notable outlier; strong rally in energy commodities amidst equity risk-off flows.
- GLD (Gold): 466.88 (-1.97%) – Selling pressure despite risk-off equity action.
- TLT (20+ Yr US Treasuries): 86.97 (-0.20%) – Bonds not acting as a haven, modest downside.
- IBIT (Spot Bitcoin ETF): 39.95 (-0.30%) – Weakness in digital assets echoes broader risk aversion.
State of Play (Long/Short/Mixed Sentiment)
- Long/Bullish: USO (Energy/Crude Oil only clear outperformer, showing strength.)
- Short/Bearish: Dominates the session across equities, Mag7, bonds, gold, and digital assets.
- Mixed: No significant mixed signals—one-way bearish flows outside of the energy complex.
Summary
Traders are facing a pronounced risk-off session with widespread selling of equities, large-cap tech, mid and small caps, as well as traditional and alternative safe havens. Energy stands out as the only robust area of green. Volatility and technical pressure are likely focal points for active participants today.
Higher Time Frame Analysis
Summary of the current state of US Indices Futures based on higher time-frame (HTF) technical analysis as of: 2026-03-13: 07:16 CT.
US Indices Futures
- ES Bearish ST/IT, Neutral LT; price below YSFG/MSFG/WSFG, all MAs trending down (except long-term still up); downtrend via swing pivots, key support at 6577.85, resistance 6833.00.
- NQ Bearish ST/IT, Neutral LT; below YSFG/MSFG, WSFG still up; all benchmark MAs down (except long-term); dominant downtrend, supporting 24000, resistance 26340/26655.50, ATR/volume elevated.
- YM Bearish ST/IT, Neutral LT; below YSFG/MSFG/WSFG, short/intermediate pivots down; all MAs except 55/100/200wk down; correctively testing LT support, key support zone below, resistance at recent highs.
- EMD Bearish ST/IT/LT; below YSFG/MSFG/WSFG, all MAs (except 200wk) down; swing pivots in downtrend, last low 3237.6, resistance much higher, all bear signals, volatility elevated.
- RTY Bearish ST/IT, Neutral LT; below YSFG/MSFG, WSFG/long-term MAs still up; down on all pivots, support at 2419/1764, resistance at 2569/2749; corrective within long-term bullish, volatility up.
- FDAX Neutral ST, Bullish IT/LT (weekly); Bearish ST/IT/LT (daily); above WSFG on weekly, but below MSFG/YSFG NTZ; daily all pivots/studies point down, major support 22,670, trend mixed but bias down.
Overall State
- Short-Term: Bearish
- Intermediate-Term: Bearish
- Long-Term: Bearish-Neutral (US indices mostly Neutral, FDAX weekly Bullish)
Conclusion
US Indices Futures across ES, NQ, YM, EMD, RTY are exhibiting established HTF bearish structure, with prices below key YSFG/MSFG/WSFG and swing pivots confirming sustained downtrends. Benchmarks and major MAs are trending lower across daily and weekly timeframes; long-term MAs provide some support in ES, NQ, YM, RTY. FDAX weekly maintains intermediate/long-term bullish trend but short-term retracing and daily structure is bearish. Volatility and volume are elevated, with all instruments in corrective or selloff phases, key supports being tested, and significant resistance levels stacked overhead. The overall environment is one of corrective downside or early trend reversal, with HTF context tilted toward continued weakness unless major support levels hold.
Note: Intra-day counter-trend pullbacks or retracements may occur, HTF is context for informational usage and market structure. Glossary: Session Fib Grids periods of YSFG:’Yearly’, MSFG:’Monthly’, WSFG:’Weekly’
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