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Why is the market moving today?
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Verified data · no AI modelMarkets
US + Europe + AsiaMajor indices
US · Europe · AsiaUnited States
Europe
Asia
Currencies
ECB reference ratesRates & inflation
Official observationsCOMPANIES IN FOCUS
Watchlist
A starting list of technology and telecom companies.
THE BIGGER BASKET
ETF Pulse
Broad markets, semiconductors, dividends, energy and Europe.
WHAT TO WATCH NEXT
Official calendars
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Jobs & inflation ↗
Bureau of Labor Statistics · employment, CPI and producer prices.
UNITED STATESGrowth & spending ↗
Bureau of Economic Analysis · GDP, income and PCE.
FEDERAL RESERVEFOMC meetings ↗
Meeting dates, policy statements and minutes.
EUROPEEurostat releases ↗
Inflation, GDP and other official European statistics.
EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANKECB meetings ↗
Governing Council meeting calendar.
Sources & methodology
What the dashboard can establish
Currencies come from ECB reference observations; US yields from the Treasury; euro-area inflation from Eurostat. Changes compare consecutive available observations, not necessarily today’s trading session. Each value keeps its original date.
Market State
Financial stress uses the OFR Financial Stress Index (global, daily, normally two business days behind): zero is its usual stress level; positive values indicate above-usual stress. We display the index and change in points, not a direct risk-appetite score. Growth outlook uses the OECD amplitude-adjusted Composite Leading Indicator for G20 (monthly; long-term average 100). It signals the economic cycle, not a GDP growth rate. Regional CLI detail is available in Markets for the US, four major European economies (France, Germany, Italy, UK), Japan and China. Arrows show change from the prior comparable observation; they are not investment ratings. Missing data is never treated as neutral or zero.
Market breadth uses TradingView S5FI: the share of S&P 500 stocks above their 50-day moving average, not global breadth. Semiconductor momentum displays SOXX, a sector ETF and an imperfect proxy for AI-related equities. Those two readings stay inside their official TradingView widgets. No proprietary Strong/Weak score is calculated.
Context and answers
Morning Brief, changes and answers are generated with fixed rules from the published snapshot. No AI model, licensed news feed, Fed probability model or stock-specific causal analysis is connected. The explanatory factors describe possible channels, not proven causes of market moves.
Market widgets
TradingView supplies embedded prices, charts and the calendar. Its data is not extracted into our summaries. Exchange delays and instrument types are displayed by the provider. Public data access does not grant unrestricted redistribution rights.
Source attribution & reuse
Office of Financial Research, “OFR Financial Stress Index”, refreshed daily; MKT60 republishes the OFR aggregate, not its proprietary input series. OFR notices. OECD (2026), Composite leading indicators, OECD Data Explorer, accessed on the edition collection date shown above. Amplitude-adjusted OECD aggregates are reproduced with attribution; onward reuse must retain OECD attribution. OECD terms. Neither organisation endorses MKT60.