The S&P 500 struggled to maintain momentum as higher bond yields continue to weigh on equity valuations, overshadowing a tactical buying surge in the semiconductor sector. This volatility reflects a deeper systemic strain: 46 out of 68 global central banks currently report inflation levels exceeding their established targets, limiting the room for maneuver in monetary policy.
While China’s export data suggests unexpected resilience despite ongoing trade frictions, the outlook in Western markets remains guarded. European and U.S. futures are trending downward as the prospect of prolonged interest rate hikes dominates investor sentiment. The market is currently caught between the relief of diminished conflict and the reality of a global economy tethered to restrictive credit conditions.





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