Futures end s&P 500 volatility futures end prices

S&P 500 volatility futures end prices slipped to 15.04, suggesting market confidence. But macro hedge fund flows remain defensive, positioning for possible earnings surprises in cyclical sectors. The Browns managed to capitalize on a fumble forced by defensive end Alex Wright from Vikings running back Jordan Mason. Cleveland took the ensuing drive 47 yards in seven plays, largely aided by an explosive 32-yard run from rookie running back Quinshon Judkins, and capped it off with the score. ICE canola futures gave back some of its mid-week gains on Friday, with little news to drive the market and soyoil leading the way, leaving canola down for the week. • November canola (RSX5) settled down $5 at $614.60 per metric ton. January (RSF6) settled down $5 at $627.70. • Monday saw a drop, followed by three consecutive gains, but Friday saw another decline, leaving canola down for the week. • Volume has been low as little news on Canadian canola crops or Chinese trade restrictions has appeared to provide traders with a reason to move. • Chicago Board of Trade soyoil futures (BOv1) fell 0.16% on Friday and marked a slight weekly gain. • Euronext rapeseed futures (COMc1) fell 0.25% and fell slightly for the week. • Malaysian palm oil futures FCPO1! fell 0.96% on Friday and fell for the week. • The Canadian dollar USDCAD fell on Friday and across the week. Higher beta stocks particularly in AI and cloud sectors outperformed. Earnings momentum screens suggest tech leadership could persist if revenue beats align with robust forward guidance.