Список проголосовавших за комментарий " S&P futures vs fair value: -3.00. Nasdaq futures vs fair value: -2.10.<p>Equity futures point to a slightly lower open on Tuesday morning as investors eye President Trump's first address to Congress, which will occur tonight at 9:00 pm ET. The S&P 500 futures currently trade three points below fair value.</p><p>U.S. Treasuries trade relatively flat this morning after suffering heavy losses on Monday. The benchmark 10-yr yield is one basis point lower at 2.36%.</p><p>Crude oil has given back yesterday's slim gain by losing 0.2% in early action. WTI crude trades at $53.91/bbl, staying true to the $5.00 trading range it's held since OPEC's production cut announcement on November 30.</p><p>Tuesday will see a slew of economic reports, including the second estimate of fourth quarter GDP (Briefing.com consensus 2.1%) and January International Trade in Goods at 8:30 ET, February Chicago PMI (Briefing.com consensus 53.0%) at 9:45 ET, and February Consumer Confidence (Briefing.com consensus 111.5) at 10:00 ET.</p><p>Additionally, there will be several Fed speakers on Tuesday, including Kansas City Fed President George at 12:45 ET, San Francisco Fed President Williams at 15:30 ET, and St. Louis Fed President Bullard at 18:30 ET. None of today's Fed speakers are voting members on this year's FOMC.</p><p>In U.S. corporate news:</p><ul><li><strong>Target</strong> (TGT 58.45, -8.48): -12.6% after missing earnings per share estimates and issuing guidance that was well below expectations. </li><li><strong>Priceline</strong> (PCLN 1,695.00, +62.99): +3.9% after better than expected earnings and revenues have overshadowed below-consensus guidance.</li><li><strong>NutriSystem</strong> (NTRI 46.35, +7.15): +18.2% after beating on the top and bottom lines and issuing upbeat guidance.</li></ul><p>Reviewing overnight developments:</p><ul><li>Equity indices in the Asia-Pacific region ended Tuesday on a mixed note, but once again, trading ranges were fairly narrow as participants awaited U.S. President Donald Trump's first address to Congress. Japan's Nikkei +0.1%, Hong Kong's Hang Seng -0.8%, China's Shanghai Composite +0.4%, India's Sensex -0.2%.<ul><li>In economic data:<ul><li>Japan's January Housing Starts +12.8% year-over-year (consensus 3.2%; last 3.9%). January Construction Orders +1.1% year-over-year (last 7.1%). January Industrial Production -0.8% month-over-month (expected 0.3%; last 0.7%) and January Retail Sales +1.0% year-over-year (expected 0.9%; last 0.6%)</li><li>Australia's Q4 Current Account deficit AUD3.90 billion (expected deficit of AUD3.60 billion; previous surplus of AUD10.20 billion). January Private Sector Credit +0.2% month-over-month (expected 0.5%; last 0.7%). January HIA New Home Sales -2.2% month-over-month (last 0.2%)</li><li>New Zealand's January trade deficit NZD3.47 billion (expected deficit of NZD3.20 billion; last deficit of NZD3.17 billion). January ANZ Business Confidence 16.6 (last 21.7)</li><li>India's Q3 GDP +7.0% (expected 6.4%; last 7.3%)</li></ul></li><li>In news:<ul><li>China's Vice Premier Wang Yang called on his country to maintain non-confrontational principle with the U.S. despite recent reports of increased military spending on both sides.</li></ul></li></ul></li></ul><ul><li>Major European indices trade near their flat lines while Spain's IBEX outperforms. Germany's DAX -0.2%, France's CAC -0.2%, UK's FTSE unch, Spain's IBEX +0.7%.<ul><li>In economic data: France's Q4 GDP +0.4% quarter-over-quarter, as expected (last 0.4%). January CPI +0.1% month-over-month (expected 0.4%; last -0.2%). January Consumer Spending +0.6% month-over-month, as expected (last -1.0%)</li><li>Italy's February CPI +0.3% month-over-month (expected 0.1%; last 0.3%); +1.5% year-over-year (last 1.0%)</li><li>Swiss February KOF Leading Indicators 107.2 (expected 102.1; last 102.0)</li></ul></li><li>In news:<ul><li>New Bank of England deputy governor, Charlotte Hogg, said her tolerance for above-target inflation would depend on events. Ms. Hogg acknowledged that inflation is squeezing household incomes.</li><li>In Greece, government officials are expected to meet with auditors, putting together a list of policies that need to be implemented before additional bailout funds are unlocked.</li></ul></li></ul>"