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The dominant pre-open narrative remains geopolitical: the standoff around Strait of Hormuz and the potential for escalation following a deadline set by Donald Trump have kept crude oil above the $110 per barrel threshold and heightened sensitivity to inflation risks.

US services sector activity slowed more than expected in March while businesses paid the most for inputs in over three years, as the prolonged war with Iran layered fresh inflationary pressure onto an economy already grappling with the fallout from sweeping importtariffs.

The Trump administration has proposed slashing more than 9,400 jobs and $1.5 billion from the Transportation Security Administration, a sweeping restructuring that would strip roughly one in six workers from the agency Sresponsible for screening nearly a billion air passengers annually.

For decades, the debate at the heart of American investing has been deceptively simple: should you pay a professional to pick stocks, or simply buy the market and go home? In 2026, that debate has a clearer answer than ever before. The data increasingly …

The US sector rotation on April 6, 2026, marks a major structural milestone for the broader market. As the momentum chart illustrates, the defining leadership trend of the past quarter, the absolute dominance of the Energy sector, has officially come to an end. With …

The US equity market session on April 6, 2026, showcased a healthy, broad-based advance driven by a resurgent consumer. Market participants actively allocated capital across both defensive and cyclical consumer names, while simultaneously stepping in to buy the recent dip in the Energy complex.

The US sector rotation on April 2, 2026, reveals a market undergoing a massive, synchronized structural transition. As the momentum chart illustrates, the mathematical distortion previously caused by the Energy sector's extreme, singular outperformance is rapidly unwinding. This critical breakdown in the commodity space …