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Pre-Market Preview — Tuesday, November 10, 2026

By · Independent market intelligence from Sunday Night Futures LLC

Overnight Pulse: Risk tone constructive but uneven — cyclicals bid, megacap tech soft, commodities offered into the CPI print.

Asia & Europe

Japan led the overnight tape with the Nikkei +2.87% to 60,459, extending the recent melt-up in exporters and semis. Hang Seng +0.44% was steadier as China names consolidated recent gains. Europe traded with conviction into the US open: DAX +1.35%, Euro Stoxx 50 +1.29%, FTSE 100 +0.47%. The breadth of the European bid — industrials and autos leading in Frankfurt — tracks the same cyclical rotation showing up in US Dow futures this morning. Notably, the global advance is happening *despite* a soft bid in gold and crude, suggesting it's an equity-flow story rather than a reflation impulse. Europe effectively handed the US a green baton; the question is whether CPI lets us hold it.

US Futures Setup

YM +0.34% at 52,675 is doing the heavy lifting, while NQ -0.20% at 27,959 lags — a clean Dow-over-Nasdaq split at the margin. ES +0.09% at 7,581 sits roughly flat, and RTY +0.06% at 2,850 is barely participating despite the cyclical tilt. The bias is cautiously constructive but the leadership board tells the real story: value and industrials over growth and semis, with NVDA +0.4% and AMD -1.1% sending mixed signals from the AI complex. Expect range-bound tape until 8:30.

Today's Catalysts

8:30 ET brings CPI and Core CPI — both high-impact, both pending. Prior readings were 3.35% headline and 2.45% core YoY. Verified consensus estimates are not available in our calendar, so we will not frame the release as a beat or miss until the print lands and is confirmed. Separately, Reuters flagged Fed's Waller signaling support for *"at least a quarter-point rate hike in December"* — a hawkish wrinkle that puts CPI squarely in the driver's seat.

Names to Watch

  • ▸$NVDA ($179.47, +0.41%) vs $AMD ($503, -1.10%) — divergence inside AI leadership worth tracking; headlines flag Alphabet/Meta/Oracle collaboration aimed at Nvidia's moat.
  • ▸$GOOGL ($290.75, +0.90%) and $META ($645.44, +0.63%) — both bid pre-bell, consistent with that same AI-infrastructure headline.
  • ▸$TSLA ($376.82, -0.33%) — SpaceX-adjacent headlines in the flow; thin pre-open volume means moves can reverse at the bell.
  • ▸$GLD ($373.52, -1.58%) — the standout pre-market move; gold futures -0.81% confirms it, worth watching if CPI runs hot.
  • ▸$COIN ($134.80, -0.96%) — tracking BTC $74,212 (-0.27%) lower.

The Setup

$SPY $753.53, up 11 cents pre-bell. Key levels: prior close $752.69 as pivot, $755 as the near-term ceiling that caps any pre-CPI drift, $750 as the line that defines whether a hot print gets bought or sold. Thesis: fade the knee-jerk in either direction at 8:30 — the hawkish Waller headline means an in-line CPI likely sees sell-the-news in duration-sensitive Nasdaq names, while Dow leadership holds. Keep size small into the print.


Pre-market futures and single-name quotes reflect thin liquidity and can shift materially at the cash open.

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