ASX 200 to rise, Robinhood and Warner Bros fall on earnings, S&P 500 gains for an 8th day

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ASX 200 futures are trading 28 points higher, up +0.40% as of 8:20 am AEST.


Source: Market Index
Source: Market Index

S&P 500 SESSION CHART

S&P 500 edges higher in a relatively uneventful session (Source: TradingView)
S&P 500 edges higher in a relatively uneventful session (Source: TradingView)

MARKETS

  • S&P 500 finished higher, recovering from an early session low of -0.43%
  • S&P 500 up for 8 consecutive sessions, longest since October 2021
  • Nasdaq up for a ninth straight day, longest streak since November 2021
  • S&P 500 VIX Index down for 8 consecutive sessions to a near 2-month low
  • US 10-year yield down 43 bps since the beginning of November to 4.50%
  • Brent crude down ~2%, below US$80 a barrel for the first time since July
  • Market remains in a sweet spot – Normalising from oversold conditions with yields, oil and VIX all down
  • Market pricing in ~92 bp of Fed rate cuts in 2024 (Bloomberg)

STOCKS

  • Automakers slowing investment in EV factories amid weakening demand (NY Times)
  • UBS launches first AT1 bonds since Credit Suisse takeover wiped out $17bn (FT)
  • Upstart tumbles more than 27% after missing Q3 earnings estimates (CNBC)
  • Occidental Petroleum clumps after Q3 earnings tops expectations (CNBC)
  • Roblox beats bookings estimates on higher in-game spending (Reuters)
  • Robinhood shares dive on Q3 earnings miss, muted trading activity (Reuters)
  • New UAW contracts further strain economics of making and selling EVs (Bloomberg)
  • FDA approves Eli Lilly's obesity drug tirzepatide (CNBC)

CENTRAL BANKS

  • Fed officials flag tighter financial conditions (Bloomberg)
  • Central bankers at odds over how to respond to a possible jump in oil prices (FT)
  • BOJ Governor Ueda hints chance of exit from ultra-loose policy (Reuters)
  • Bundesbank chief Nagel says ECB must remain vigilant (Bloomberg)
  • ECB's Kazaks says central bank can cut rates when inflation is defeated (Bloomberg)

ECONOMY

  • German inflation eases to 27-month low in October (Reuters)
  • Japan manufacturer sentiment rises for first time since August (Reuters)
  • PBOC Governor Pan says monetary policy will remain prudent, confident of meeting 2023 growth target (Reuters)
  • China oil demand weakens as refiner margins shrink (Bloomberg)
  • Global asset managers talk up China, championing long-term opportunities (Reuters)

US-listed sector ETFs (Source: Market Index)
US-listed sector ETFs (Source: Market Index)

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Key Events

ASX corporate actions occurring today:

  • Trading ex-div: Westpac (WBC) – $0.72, Acorn Capital (ACQ) – $0.04, Waterco (WAT) – $0.05
  • Dividends paid: Dexus Industria REIT (DXI) – $0.04, Dexus Convenience Retail REIT (DXC) – $0.05
  • Listing: None

Economic calendar (AEDT):

  • 12:30 pm: China Inflation Rate
  • 6:00 am: Fed Chair Powell Speech
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