Dow -0.24% S&P -0.33% Nasdaq -0.37% Russell -0.71%
A morning sell-off was met with a slight uptick in buying interest on Monday afternoon, leaving the major averages with modest losses to start the new week on lower-than-average trading volume. Ten of eleven sectors finished Monday's session in the red. The energy sector (+0.3%) was the lone winner. The top spot on the leaderboard has been an elusive one for the energy sector, which remains in last place in the 2017 sector standings with a year-to-date loss of 5.2%.
Crude oil didn't aid the energy sector's uptick, finishing Monday's session with a loss of 0.2% at $53.22/bbl. US After Hours MEET +19% following earnings/guidance/acquisition news, DISH +5% to join S&P 500... CASY -4% following earnings/guidance, several names lower following offerings. Asia indices are mixed as investors shrugged political drama in Washington. Energy led other sectors in US session despite lower oil prices, while Financials and Materials slumped. Nikkei225 put in a modest drop as USD/JPY sank back below ¥114. AUD/USD was also volatile, with RBA delivering a modest upgrade of economic conditions, but not enough to materially shift expectations for a rate hike this year.
Nikkei -0.18% Hang Seng +0.31% CSI +0.22% Shanghai +0.26%
Eur$ 1.0601 CNH 6.89004 CNY 5.8983 JPY 113.76 GBP 1.2224 CHF 1.001 RUB 58.2290 WTI$ 53.10 -0.19%
s&p -0.14% EuroStoxx -0.14% FTSE -0.33% Dax -0.10% SMI -0.06%
Macro :
- French Equities Raised to Bullish at Jefferies Ahead of Vote
Keep an eye on :
- BCP PL : BCP Plans to Cut Non-Performing Exposure by EU1b/Yr Through 2018
- BMW GY : BMW CEO Sees Europe Market Slowing to Single-Digit Gain in 2017
- CO FP : Casino Aims for Sales, Earnings Growth in 2017
- CNA LN : Centrica Pension Deficit a Constraint, Rating Cut: Credit Suisse
- COMB BB : Bois Sauvage Raises Dividend by 1%; NAV Advances to EU369/Share
- EIT IM : RAI Way Said to Consider Takeover of Berlusconi’s EI Towers
- ENI IM : Eni, Enel CEOs to Stay at Posts; Moretti to Be Replaced: Stampa
- ILD FP : Iliad Deputy CEO Says Banking Business Not Short-Term Priority
- LISP SW : Lindt Outlook Cautious ‘for the First Time in Years’: Baader
- OHL SM : OHL Said to Mull Selling Part of Mexican Stake: El Confidencial
- PST IM : Poste Italiane to Distribute 80% of Net Income as 2016 Div: CEO
- PSPN SW : PSP Swiss Property 2016 Net Rises 6.9% as New CEO Appointed
- SAN SM : Santander Agrees to Sell Stake in Allfunds for EU470M
- SRG IM : Snam FY Rev. Beats Est., Co. to Introduce Interim Dividend
- SOW GY : Software AG to Cancel Treasury Shares, Sets EU100m Buyback
- TEG GY : TAG Immobilien Will Sell as Many as 4.1 Mln Treasury Shares
- TIT IM : Telecom Italia Is Said to Weigh Bid for Soccer Online-TV Rights
- TIT IM : Telecom Italia Said to Close Its Brussels Office to Cut Costs
- TGYM IM : Technogym FY16 Net Rev. EU555m; Proposes Div. of EU0.065/Shr
- FR FP : Valeo to Buy Back Shares Within EU75m Limit by May 19
- VOW3 GY : VW Sticks to Strategy Amid PSA-Opel Deal, CEO Says in Interview
- VOW3 GY : Wolfgang Porsche Says He’s Not in Touch With Piech on Allegation
- VOW3 GY : VW to Continue Investing Into Diesel Engines, Handelsblatt Says