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First Call

First Call December 11, 2020

Dec 11, 2020

Thomas Thornton

  • S&P and Nasdaq futures down 0.8% in Friday morning trading. US equities currently on track for weekly losses after rallying in four of the last five weeks.
  • I posted the link for the replay of my appearance on Real Vision yesterday afternoon
  • Asian markets mixed overnight with South Korea and Hong Kong higher while Japan ended down and China underperformed. European markets under pressure and on track for outsized weekly losses.
  • Treasuries mostly firmer with some curve flattening.
  • Dollar weaker vs yen but better vs euro.
  • Sterling weakness on no-deal Brexit concerns remains the big story in FX.
  • Gold down 0.1%.
  • WTI crude down 0.2% but still on track for a sixth consecutive weekly rise.
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