Snp futures market sentiment improved as S&P

Market sentiment improved as S&P futures traded at 5,216, driven by a rally in financial stocks following robust loan growth figures. Bond yields are slightly higher, but equity risk appetite remains intact. Speaking at a fringe event at Labour’s annual conference on Monday, Mr Shanks said: “We will be absolutely making the case, going into the election next year, that a change of Government in Scotland can unlock the potential for nuclear in Scotland that has been ideologically opposed by the SNP. He points out that the earlier boom was supported by three rate cuts from then-Fed Chair Alan Greenspan, implying a potential similar scenario for current and future monetary policy. S&P futures are modestly up at 5,208 amid a softer dollar, which is lifting multinational earnings prospects. Corporate buyback announcements are also providing a floor to the market.