Upon the start of this new month, the planned Longshoreman’s strike poses a severe headwind?
E-mini S&P (December) / E-mini NQ (December)
S&P, yesterday’s close: Settled at 5814.25, up 23.00
NQ, yesterday’s close: Settled at 20,261.25, up
U.S. equity benchmarks ripped into the close with the E-mini S&P setting a fresh record on month’s end. Price action remained stable overnight and held the move, but the data-heavy week begins to pick up. The final SPGI Manufacturing PMI for September is due at 8:45 am CT and followed by the more closely watched ISM Manufacturing PMI report at 9:00 and CT, along with JOLTs.
Upon the start of this new month, the planned Longshoreman’s strike poses a severe headwind to the U.S. economy. At midnight this morning, dockworkers began their strike on the U.S. East Coast and Gulf. From what we know, the strike will cost $2.1 billion per day and U.S. imported goods and services accounted for about 15% of U.S. GDP in 2022. The derivative would then be the trickle down impact. Does an elongated stand-off reinvigorate inflationary forces?
E-mini S&P and E-mini NQ futures roared higher into quarter-end yesterday but have yet to clear any significant area of resistance. Given some of the developing fundamental headwinds, we remain cautious and believe an inability to trade through rare major four-star resistance at…
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