The Brief
Global market intelligence for every session — from the European open to the US close. Futures, indices, and the stories that actually moved markets, in plain language.
Two briefs a day, timed for global investors. The European Session Brief (from 06:00 GMT) covers overnight moves, Asian markets, and where futures are pointing before Wall Street opens. The US Session Brief (from 12:00 GMT) covers live market action, what is driving moves, and what to watch through the close. All data uses live futures prices — the universal language of global markets.
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Two sessions per day: the European Session Brief publishes from 06:00 GMT (good for investors in Europe and the Middle East starting their day), and the US Session Brief from 12:00 GMT (covering Wall Street and the afternoon). Both are timed around global market hours, not US Eastern Time.
Futures trade 24 hours a day, 5 days a week. Unlike cash indices which only trade during US market hours, futures reflect real-time global sentiment at any hour. Whether you’re reading this in London at 8am, Tel Aviv at 10am, or New York at 7pm, futures give you an accurate picture of where the market is right now.
We aggregate from financial news wires, RSS feeds, and market data providers — the same sources that power our Markets News & Sentiment Analyzer.
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