EmailThe S&P 500 endured choppy trade during the first two hours of action. The index followed the early indecision with a run to session highs where it spent the majority of the afternoon. The market received some encouraging news from the Middle East where Israel and Hamas have reached a cease-fire agreement. However, the Eurozone remains a concern into the holiday as the next tranche of Greek aid is yet to be approved. Today's trade was confined to a tight range and volume was well below average. As a result, the S&P 500 ended higher by 0.2%.
Today after the close no companies are scheduled to report earnings.
Futures are slightly higher after hours: S&P 500 futures are +0.55 from fair value of 1388.55 and Nasdaq100 futures are +0.16 from fair value of 2599.09.
There are no economic reports scheduled to be reported for the remainder of the week.
There are no companies scheduled to report earnings for the remainder of the week.
