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FactSet U.S. Daily Market Preview

FactSet U.S. Daily Market Preview

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StreetAccount U.S. Daily Market Preview is FactSet's daily podcast aiming to bring listeners up to speed with financial markets information on the day to come as quickly as possible. With a target time of ~5 minutes and a publish time of ~5:00 ET, this is an ideal listen prior to market open.Copyright 2026 FactSet Economics Politics & Government
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  • Financial Market Preview - Monday 23-Feb
    Feb 23 2026

    US equity futures are pointing sharply lower to start the week, with Asian markets broadly higher and European equities trading a weaker open. Markets are reacting to Friday’s Supreme Court ruling striking down the IEEPA tariffs, followed immediately by President Trump announcing a new global tariff rate of 10%, later raised to 15% under a different authority. The move has injected fresh uncertainty into the trade landscape, with expectations that the administration will pursue additional trade investigations to restore its effective tariff rate. Questions also remain around potential tariff refunds after the court offered no clear guidance. The ruling and subsequent policy shift come against a backdrop of mixed macro data, including softer flash PMIs, hotter-than-expected core PCE, and below-consensus fourth-quarter GDP. Fed commentary leaned hawkish, with officials highlighting upside inflation risks and signaling that further tightening could return to the table if price pressures reaccelerate. Geopolitical tensions remain elevated amid discussions of a potential limited US strike on Iran, though risk assets had largely shrugged off the headlines late last week.

    Companies Mentioned: Netflix, TPG, KKR, Fortune Brands Innovations

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    5 mins
  • Financial Market Preview - Friday 20-Feb
    Feb 20 2026

    US equity futures are pointing modestly higher, with Asian markets mixed and European equities trading firmer. US equities finished mostly lower on Thursday while energy stocks outperformed as crude extended gains, supported by escalating Middle East tensions and reports the US could act within days if negotiations with Iran fail. President Trump signaled a potential deal or alternative action within a ten-day window, keeping geopolitical risk in focus. Economic data surprised to the upside in labor and manufacturing, though housing remained soft, reinforcing the broader resilient macro narrative. Fed commentary highlighted firming goods inflation and debate around the pace of rate cuts, while investors also digested a heavy earnings slate and ongoing rotation beneath the surface.

    Companies Mentioned: Nvidia, OpenAI, Amazon, CSX Corp

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    5 mins
  • US Evening Market Recap - Thursday, 22 -October
    Oct 22 2020
    Markets modestly higher with value outperforming growth today. Tune in as we give color on some of the bigger pieces of news today including continuation of talks pertaining to the stimulus, the election, COVID-19, and earnings beat rates.
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    5 mins
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