Q3 Earnings Season Begins; Crude Oil Futures Near $92

Let us first take a look at the New York stock market.

The earnings of financial stocks such as JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs will be released on the 13th, followed by the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for September on the 14th, and the Producer Price Index (PPI) and retail sales indicators on the 15th.

Over the weekend, Wall Street managed to rebound ahead of the release of inflation data and major corporations' third-quarter earnings reports.

This week, key economic indicators that will gauge the direction of the Federal Reserve's monetary policy are set to be released, and the full-fledged third-quarter earnings season is about to kick off.

Beginning with the performance releases of major financial institutions such as JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, and Citigroup on the 13th, key global semiconductor giants including ASML on the 14th and Taiwan's TSMC on the 15th will unveil their earnings and future guidance.

The Federal Reserve's Beige Book, a report on economic trends to be released on the 14th, is also cited as a major variable that will determine the future path of interest rates.

Next, let us look at the U.S. futures market.

Amid caution ahead of the release of third-quarter earnings from major financial institutions and the September Consumer Price Index, major stock index futures are rising across the board.

Dow futures are currently up 68 points, moving near the 52,000 level, while Nasdaq 100 futures are up 71 points, trading in the 31,100 range.

S&P 500 futures are hovering around the 7,800 level, and Russell 2000 futures are up 3 points, trading in the 2,800 range.

Meanwhile, the U.S. Treasury market is keeping a close eye on inflation concerns and this week's release of inflation indicators.

The 10-year U.S. Treasury futures are moving at 5.23%, while the 30-year U.S. Treasury futures are trading at 5.6%.

In the commodity futures market, gold futures, which recently rebounded due to a weaker dollar and bargain-hunting inflows, are hovering around $4,216 per ounce. Meanwhile, crude oil futures are rising and trading near the $92 level as concerns over disruptions in oil supply grow following a series of attacks targeting an airport in Saudi Arabia within the Middle East.

That concludes our look at the CME futures market.
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