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EU Energy Sector Specialist Commentary: Oil • O&G • Utilities • Infrastructure
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EU Energy Sector Specialist Commentary: Oil • O&G • Utilities • Infrastructure
, Saudi Arabia struck Yemen's Hodeidah port, sending FP
~$1 higher. Heading into the weekend, leaning bullish, as I believe further escalation remains on the table even amid the
possibility of a return to negotiations.
Markets - SPX was down 44bps from the European close to finish 5bps higher on the day (7,411). The index opened and traded
around unchanged for the first 1.5 hours, to then rally, but surrendered gains into the close as Nasdaq underperformed. Software
vs semis +8.75% and L/S momentum – 5.3%. Overall volumes tracked 19% below 30 dma as oil and bitcoin sold off with
Treasuries moving higher. Real estate, materials and staples were the best sectors with tech the worst. JPM cash was better for
sale with Tech, consumer discretionary and healthcare leading the skew. Industrials, financials and staples were better to buy. The
press is looking at the pause in attacks in the Middle East, Saudi’s strikes on Yemen and China’s industrial profits. Overnight USD
is down, treasuries have rallied and commodities are higher except for oil. Today in US we have durable goods and Dallas Fed
manufacturing survey. In Europe we have Eurozone M3 and German IFO.Asia is higher except for Taiwan. Tech is leading the
way in HK and Australia. Elsewhere Chinese healthcare, Korean communication services and Japanese real estate are strong. Our
flow is better for sale , on light volumes, with Japan, India and Australia leading the skew. Korea and HK are better to buy. In the
sectors we are selling industrials and materials versus buying energy and consumer discretionary.MOVES VS FRIDAY'S
EUROPEAN CLOSE; S&P minis +25bps, Nasdaq minis +36bps, Nikkei fut -6bps, FTSE futs +18bps, Eurostoxx futs +71bps; US
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