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EQUITIES
EQUITIES: European stocks trade in the red ahead of the NY crossover, with
German and Italian indices down 0.5-0.6% while UK, French and Spanish markets
hold slightly shallower losses of 0.2-0.3%.
- Stock markets remain defensive, with cyclicals in retreat as energy, real
estate and financials are among the largest decliners so far Wednesday. Consumer
staples is the sole sector in the green across Europe. Travel, entertainment and
transport names are among the largest individual fallers today, with Deutsche
Lufthansa, Cineworld and TUI down 3.5 - 7.0%.
- US futures are indicating mixed open today, with Dow Jones and S&P futures
lower whereas NASDAQ futures hold small gains. This leaves NASDAQ futures
looking modestly mispriced (circa 0.2%) to the upside and Dow Jones mispriced to
the downside by a similar margin on a fair value basis.
- E-mini S&P is ~30 points shy of the recovery highs and 195 points below the
alltime high. 3183.25 acts as initial support for the index, but firm technical
support is relatively few and far between until Fib retracement at 2981.74 and
the 200-dma at 3010.47.

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