By Kerry Sun
Publication Date: 2026-02-10 21:37:00
ASX 200 futures are up 38 points (+0.43%) at 8:30am AEDT.
In short:
Key US benchmarks mostly lower Breadth was positive, however, as the equally weighted S&P 500 (+0.36%) and the Dow (+0.10%) both closed at a second consecutive all-time high
Different drivers for this defensive sessionfrom concerns about AI competition to hawkish comments from Fed policymakers to weak US retail data
Busiest day of the reporting season so farwith results from CBA, CSL, SGH and more
Let’s dive in.
S&P 500 | 6,942 | |
Dow Jones | 50,188 | |
NASDAQ Comp | 23,102 | |
Russell 2000 | 2,684 | |
Canada | 33,257 | |
China | 4,128 | |
Germany | 24,988 | |
Hong Kong | 27,183 | |
India | 84,274 | |
Japan | 57,651 | |
United Kingdom | 10,354 |
Gold | 5,029.34 | |
copper | 5.9085 | |
WTI oil | 64.24 | |
AUD/USD | 0.7074 | |
Bitcoin (USD) | 68,890 | |
Ethereum (AUD) | 2,849 | |
US T-Bond with a term of 10 years | 4,147 | |
VIX | 17.74 |
US sectors
Wednesday 11 February 8:27am (AEST)
| Utilities | |
| Property | |
| Materials | |
| Consumer Discretionary | |
| industry | |
| energy |
| Information technology | |
| Healthcare | |
| Consumer Staples | |
| Finance | |
| Communication Services |
S&P 500 MESSAGE CHART
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