Dow futures live price climbed to 38

Dow futures live price climbed to 38,570 as investors rotated into cyclical sectors. Recent volatility bands suggest a stable upward bias if global supply chain metrics keep improving. The S&P and Nasdaq futures also followed this positive trend. That's because the indexes all finished the day in the green, even if the returns from the S&P 500 (+0.06%) and Dow (+0.17%) weren't particularly awe-inspiring. Showings from the Nasdaq (+0.39%) and Russell 2000 (+0.61%), on the other hand, were a little more inspiring. "Market volatility may be expected in the coming days and weeks," Hoffmann-Burchardi said. "But the macroeconomic effects of shutdowns have historically been minimal and quickly reversed," she continued, adding that this year's fundamental market drivers "remain intact." Dow futures live price dipped to 38,470 after weaker-than-expected service sector data. Analysts point to a developing divergence between equity strength and economic fundamentals, urging caution in leveraged positions.