The S&P 500 futures currently trade 37 points above fair value.
Equity indices in the Asia-Pacific region ended the week on a mostly lower note with Japan's Nikkei (-0.2%) tagging a fresh record while South Korea's Kospi (+0.1%) also extended its push into record territory, recording a slim gain. On a side note, Kospi saw its biggest single-day foreign outflow of nearly $5 bln yesterday. Malaysia's central bank left its policy rate at 2.75%, as expected, while Indonesia's central bank warned about a big intervention to support the rupiah.
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Major European indices are on track for a mostly lower finish to the week. Maersk CEO said that he has not observed any demand destruction due to the conflict with Iran with volumes returning to levels from the start of the year. President Trump gave the EU a July 4 deadline to fulfill the trade agreement or face higher tariffs. Local elections in the U.K. resulted in a trouncing for the ruling Labour party and big losses for Conservative opposition while Reform had the best showing. Prime Minister Starmer said today that he will not resign despite the public's sharp turn against his party but calls for his departure are growing louder. Secretary of State Rubio is meeting with Italy's Prime Minister Meloni today.
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