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Vol. in 24 hours:90 771 401 591,43 USD
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Deutsche Bank Analysis: S&P 500 futures climb as the Hormuz ceasefire eases tensions.

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Deutsche Bank Analysis: S&P 500 futures climb as the Hormuz ceasefire eases tensions.

Futures Rally on Hormuz Ceasefire

E‑mini S&P 500 futures jumped about 1.8% in pre‑market trade, erasing three days of decline. The bounce follows a newly‑brokered 90‑day cease‑fire in the Strait of Hormuz, a chokepoint that moves roughly 20% of global oil. Traders cited a sharp fall in the VIX and a shift toward risk‑on assets as the primary driver. Technical analysis showed the contract holding above its 50‑day moving average.

Deutsche Bank’s Market Assessment

Deutsche Bank identified the cease‑fire as the key catalyst, noting the reduced probability of an oil‑supply shock. Their model projects a 3‑5% uplift to the S&P 500’s valuation over the next quarter if stability persists. The bank also highlighted lower volatility in crude prices and a modest rise in the U.S. dollar index. Comparable de‑escalation events in 2023 produced similar short‑term rallies.

Sector Shifts and Outlook

Energy futures fell as oil prices slipped, while transportation and industrial contracts led gains. Airlines and shipping stocks benefited from expectations of lower fuel costs. Market breadth broadened, with advancing futures outnumbering decliners by more than 5‑to‑1 and volume above the 30‑day average. Analysts caution that the rally depends on the cease‑fire’s durability and upcoming U.S. economic data.