Bloomberg:
- Biden Orders U.S. to Develop ‘Options’ for Belarus Response.
- U.S. Warns Against Japan Travel, Sowing New Doubt About Olympics.
- Korea Consumer Confidence Hits 3-Year High as Recovery Quickens.
- Central Banks Running Out of Options as Recovery Falters in Asia.
- China’s Commodity Markets Hear Mixed Message in Price Crackdown.
- SoftBank’s Son Joins Growing Calls Opposing Tokyo Olympic Games.
- Asian Stocks Steady Amid Easing Inflation Fears: Markets Wrap.
- Oil Holds Two-Day Surge as Investors Weigh Iran Talks, Demand.
- U.S. Cases Slow to New Low, Warns on Japan Travel: Virus Update.
- Elizabeth Warren Floats $31.5 Billion Plan to Pursue Tax Cheats.
- A $16 Billion Quant ETF Is Poised to Reshuffle 68% of Portfolio.
Wall Street Journal:
- The Wuhan Lab Leak Question: A Disused Chinese Mine Takes Center Stage.
- Fans Are Back and Acting Crazy. Sports Are Back to Normal.
- Belarus Faces EU Flight Ban for Grounding Ryanair Plane.
- New York City Schools Will Be Fully In-Person in Fall.
- The Rise of Woke Anti-Semitism.
Fox News:
- NY Magazine writer calls out 'liberal media' for dismissing COVID lab-leak theory, 'smearing' its backers.
- Mainstream media eating their words after attacking conservatives for lab leak claims.
- Pompeo says it's 'outrageous' US officials, including Fauci, dismissed lab leak theory.
- COVID-19 origins: Scalise, Comer demand House Dems launch 'full and complete' probe into China's role.
- Dem rips progressives' 'deafening' silence on anti-Semitic attacks.
CNBC.com:
- Amazon nears deal to buy MGM Studios for nearly $9 billion.
- Lordstown Motors shares fall after company slashes 2021 production plans, says it needs more capital.
- One chart reveals bullish setup for semis stocks against broader tech sector: Oppenheimer.
MarketWatch.com:
Zero Hedge:
- Biden Spox Deflects Over Wuhan Bombshells During Tense Exchange.
- Vox Stealth Edits March 2020 Article "Debunking" Lab Origin Of COVID.
- Washington Reality Versus American Reality.
- "Fact-Checking" Takes Another Beating: Taibbi.
- Tow "Range Anxiety" Builds For Ford's All-New F-150 Electric Truck.
- Support For Black Lives Matter Drops To Two Year Low.
- 'Devout Catholic' Biden Bails On Notre Dame Commencement After 1000s Sign Petition Demanding No Invite.
- New York City Is Back: At Least 30 People Shot Over The Weekend.
- Lithium, Cobalt, & Rare Earths: The Post-Petroleum Resource Race.
- UK Airlines Ordered To Avoid Belarusian Airspace As Ryanair CEO Blasts "State-Sponsored Hijacking".
- Preference Or Prejudice? Federal Court Finds Biden Administration Is Engaged In Racial and Gender Discrimination.
- Bitcoin, Bullion, & Big-Tech Soar As Dollar Drop Resumes.
Newsmax:
TheGatewayPundit.com:
- EXCLUSIVE: US Capitol Doors on Jan. 6 Were Magnetically Locked – Someone Inside Capitol Security Had to Release the Lock to Open the Doors (VIDEO).
- Fox News’ Peter Doocy Repeatedly Grills Psaki on WSJ Report Alleging Three Wuhan Researchers Fell Very Ill in November 2019 (VIDEO).
- TGP’s Jim Hoft Joins Steve Bannon on The War Room to Discuss “Rat in a Trap” Anthony Fauci’s Latest Admission on Wuhan Funding (VIDEO).
- John Fredericks: Six Affidavits from Georgia Election Witnesses Allege 30,000 Ballots are Fake (VIDEO).
The Epoch Times:
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Night Trading
Morning Preview Links
Earnings of Note
Company/Estimate
- Asian equity indices are unch. to +.5% on average.
- Asia Ex-Japan Investment Grade CDS Index 87.25 -2.0 basis points.
- China Sovereign CDS 38.5 -1.25 basis points.
- Bloomberg Emerging Markets Currency Index 61.32 +.01%.
- Bloomberg Global Risk-On/Risk Off Index 3,271.0 +2.0 points.
- Volatility Index(VIX) futures 20.9 +.69%.
- FTSE 100 futures -.11%.
- S&P 500 futures +.05%.
- NASDAQ 100 futures -.01%.
Earnings of Note
Company/Estimate
Before the Open:
- (AZO)/18.38
- (CBRL)/.32
- (DY)/.23
- (VSAT)/.27
After the Close:
- (A)/.82
- (INTU)/6.82
- (JWN)/-.61
- (RRGB)/-1.16
- (TOL)/.81
- (URBN)/.06
- (ZS)/.07
Economic Releases
9:00 am EST
- The FHFA House Price Index MoM for March is estimated to rise +1.2% versus a +.9% gain in February.
- The S&P CoreLogic CS 20-City MoM for March is estimated to rise +1.3% versus a +1.17% gain in February.
10:00 am EST
- New Home Sales for April is estimated to fall to 950K versus 1021K in March.
- Conference Board Consumer Confidence for May is estimated to fall to 119.0 versus a reading of 121.7 in April.
- The Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index for May is estimated to rise to 19.0 versus 17.0 in April.
Upcoming Splits
- None of note
Other Potential Market Movers
- The Fed's Quarles testimony to Senate, US weekly retail sales reports, Wolfe Research Transport/Industrials Conference and the UBS Energy Conference could also impact global trading today.
- 9:30 am - 4:00 pm EST
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