Taking advantage of hopes of a commercial solution after the encouraging comments from China and the United States, the S&P500 index finished up 0.69% to 3006 points yesterday.   The economic advisor of D. Trump, Larry Kudlow, said in particular that the new tariffs that Washington plans to impose in December on Chinese products could be abandoned if negotiations develop positively.


As European markets evolve close to balance today, pending the House of Commons votes for Brexit, the US index is expected to rise by 0.1%.
Only statistics on the program, existing home sales (5.45M consensus) and the Richmond Manufacturing Index (anticipated at -7) will be published at 4pm.

Graphically, the dynamics remain bullish in hourly data above 2963 points. The excess of 3006 points should allow the index to return to its historical records.