U.S. stocks Tuesday close: S&P 7,818.93, up 0.6%, a record closing high; Dow 51,521.28, up 0.5%; Nasdaq 27,599.79, up 0.4%, another record high; Russell 2,830.30, down 0.6%. The 10-year Treasury yield closed at 5.27%, versus 5.31% Monday—don’t confuse that with the 2002 high of 5.34%. VIX 15.01. Reuters reported midday that markets priced in about a 79% chance of no change in October; a December hike remained broadly priced in, consistent with the 3.75–4.00% policy range. The September minutes are due October 8 at 03:00 JST. Brent settled at 100.58, up 0.26—not around 98 in the European session.
Asian cash markets have not opened. TOPIX opens at 9:00. Nikkei December futures in the Osaka night session were at 71,070, up 170, versus Tuesday’s cash close of 70,683.98. Chicago December futures were at 70,875, up 745—don’t mix the two. USD/JPY was around 158.19. Mainland China markets are closed through October 8.
Google signed a 3,590 MW deal with Constellation: an 890 MW nuclear capacity uprate, with deliveries starting in 2028, plus 2,700 MW not tied to specific units. CEG closed at 300.40, up 12.25% (another table’s 308.62 is unverified; don’t mix them up). There are reports Seagate fell 14% in the closing session; it was only down 5% to 8% earlier in the day. Use the official close.
Bitcoin was at 85,494 on CoinGecko, with an intraday range of 85,122–86,648. Farside’s settled figure for October 5 showed net outflows of 89.8 (IBIT still saw inflows of 69.9); the October 6 row is still a dash, not a settled figure.
Spot is holding in the mid-85k range, but ETFs saw outflows on the last full day—that’s a divergence. Tonight, first watch how the minutes describe inflation, then see whether 85.1k or 86.6k breaks first. Are you watching the power contract or the ETF line more closely?
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Asian cash markets have not opened. TOPIX opens at 9:00. Nikkei December futures in the Osaka night session were at 71,070, up 170, versus Tuesday’s cash close of 70,683.98. Chicago December futures were at 70,875, up 745—don’t mix the two. USD/JPY was around 158.19. Mainland China markets are closed through October 8.
Google signed a 3,590 MW deal with Constellation: an 890 MW nuclear capacity uprate, with deliveries starting in 2028, plus 2,700 MW not tied to specific units. CEG closed at 300.40, up 12.25% (another table’s 308.62 is unverified; don’t mix them up). There are reports Seagate fell 14% in the closing session; it was only down 5% to 8% earlier in the day. Use the official close.
Bitcoin was at 85,494 on CoinGecko, with an intraday range of 85,122–86,648. Farside’s settled figure for October 5 showed net outflows of 89.8 (IBIT still saw inflows of 69.9); the October 6 row is still a dash, not a settled figure.
Spot is holding in the mid-85k range, but ETFs saw outflows on the last full day—that’s a divergence. Tonight, first watch how the minutes describe inflation, then see whether 85.1k or 86.6k breaks first. Are you watching the power contract or the ETF line more closely?
#Binance #BTC #Crypto #市场分析 #U.S. Stocks
This is not investment advice. Trading involves risk.