"The futures are trading lower after what started as a bounce-back Monday turned into a reversal Monday, as the AI/Datacenter rotation trade continues to gather steam during the last whole trading week of 2025. Stocks rallied Monday on the open as traders tried to inject some holiday spirit, but by 12 noon EST, all the major indices had reversed, and by the close, all were lower, though off the session lows."
"in on the intermediate and longer-dated U.S. debt. Like their equity counterparts, bond traders and investors are watching and waiting, just like the rest of Wall Street, for the economic data delayed by the shutdown. Today, we will get the employment report for October and November, and on Thursday, we will see the Consumer Price Index data along with the jobless"
Futures moved lower after an early Monday rally reversed, driven by an AI/datacenter rotation and sector weakness during the final full trading week of 2025. Major indices closed lower: the Dow at 48,416 (down 0.007%), the S&P 500 at 6816, and the Nasdaq at 23,057 (down 0.59%). Traders await employment reports for October and November, Thursday's Consumer Price Index, and jobless claims delayed by the government shutdown. Treasury yields were mixed as sellers hit short maturities while buyers bought intermediates and long bonds; the 30-year yielded 4.85% and the 10-year 4.18%. Energy prices fell amid weaker LNG demand in China and oversupply concerns — Brent $60.35, WTI $56.61, and natural gas down roughly 20% from recent highs.
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