S&P 500 Futures when dealers search for cooking (with a painful end) Fresh Start – Tradingview News

The Broad Market Index jumped in on Friday when the investors led a political kerfuffle behind them and the twitching of tariff diseases.

👨‍🍳 Futures tick by 0.2%

• Futures contracts for the S&P 500 (SPX) postponed a little higher on Monday morning during activity in front of the market. The medium-heavy upward exposure-only 0.2% came after the broadly created stock knife recorded a profit of 1.6% immediately after the Oval Office on Friday, as it had experienced a heated discussion like never before.
• Trump and Zelensky were unable to reach an agreement with the ceasefire in connection with the ceasefire. The competitive Ukrainian guide had to leave the White House because he was “not ready for peace” in Trump's words. It was a painful end of a market -rattling month in which the S&P 500 lost 0.7%.

🙄 Tariff drama, new episode

• This meant the risk for investors and dealers. In addition, Donald Trump will be expected this week to give more news about his proposed tariff plan, which threatens global trade as we know. The most important trading partners in America are expected to pay more – much more – for their imports to the USA.
• Mexico and Canada examine an additional control fee of 25% this week. China denies in addition to the existing 10% taxes for its imports in addition to 10%.

👀 What should you watch out for this week?

• Without wasting a lot of time, market observers position themselves for a week with planned events, news and reports. In addition to the tariff drama, in which another episode is published, the United States will report its ISM production of PMI and prices today. Tomorrow comes private data for employment growth.
• The highlight of the week is Friday when dealers will see the order data of February – the non -colored salary bills. Analysts expect that 156,000 jobs were added to the 143,000 added in January. In addition, the chairman of the Federal Reserve will give a speech shortly after the report.