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" ... All of the main three U.S. indices started off deeply in the red as worries about a new Covid-19 strain in the U.K. threw a wet blanket on optimism about a congressional stimulus deal and the emergency authorisation of a second vaccine in the U.S. ... "
" ... Monday didn’t get the year off to a very promising start. At times, major indices fell 2% or more after earlier making new all-time highs. It was kind of like experiencing March 2020 and December 2020 on the same day. ... "
" ... New Year, Same RUT: We’re only a week into the new year, but so far small-caps are running away from all the other indices, continuing the trend that highlighted Q4. The Russell 2000 (RUT) small-cap index was up more than 6% year-to-date through Thursday’s close, with all the other major indices up less than 2%. The standard explanation from analysts is that RUT is more closely tied to the domestic economy than most other indices, so its performance reflects hopes for possible increased fiscal stimulus with Democrats now controlling Washington, D.C. Higher Treasury yields (the 10-year yield rose to 1.07% yesterday from lows below 0.6% in mid-2020), also help RUT because it’s packed with regional bank stocks that benefit from a steepening yield curve. ... "
" ... While the major indices gallop, the dollar continues to edge lower. The U. S. Dollar Index ($DXY)—which measures the greenback vs. a basket of other currencies—slipped below 92 on Wednesday for the first time since early September. Wednesday’s dollar weakness came after weekly initial jobless claims ticked above Wall Street’s expectations for the second time in a row. A flagging dollar can sometimes be helpful for equity bulls and might signal growing enthusiasm about overseas economies returning to life next year, but also speaks to concerns about U.S. economic softness. Some analysts now expect U.S. growth to go negative in Q1. ... "