A quiet calendar opens a loaded week. Today’s only scheduled release is durable goods (low impact), but the tape is being driven by a macro shift: an Iran–U.S. pause on strikes sent oil down ~5–7% overnight, easing supply-shock fears and lighting a broad risk-on move across equities, crypto and international markets. The real events land later this week — the FOMC decision (Wed, Jul 29) and a crunch of Mag-7 earnings. Treat today as a positioning day into that two-sided event risk.
Hang Seng (+0.98%) and Kospi (+0.97%) led; the Nikkei lagged modestly (+0.50%). Two overnight crosscurrents: China industrial profits (June) slowed again as retreating oil sapped the earnings lift, and Singapore’s MAS surprised with a tightening move on renewed oil-driven inflation risk.
DAX +1.65% and STOXX 50 (FEZ) +1.63% led, helped by the German Ifo business-climate index improving for a third straight month. CAC +0.97%, FTSE +0.63%. Europe rode the oil-relief bid harder than any other region.
The Iran–U.S. strike pause knocked oil down ~5–7%, easing supply-shock fears and lighting a synchronized risk-on move across Asia, Europe, equities and crypto. No offsetting macro shock — just the oil relief lifting global cyclicals into a two-sided event week (FOMC + Mag-7).
| Market | Level | Change | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nikkei 225 | 64,931 | +0.50% | schwab |
| Hang Seng | 25,207 | +0.98% | schwab |
| Kospi | 6,756 | +0.97% | yahoo |
| DAX | 25,512 | +1.65% | schwab |
| CAC 40 | 8,453 | +0.97% | schwab |
| FTSE 100 | 10,804 | +0.63% | yahoo |
| Europe STOXX 50 (FEZ) | 68.79 | +1.63% | schwab |
Both releases below are low-impact and PENDING (unreleased at collection). The headline durable-goods number is expected to swing to +1.6% from −4.5% prior on aircraft-order volatility. Neither should move the tape ahead of Wednesday’s Fed. All times ET.
| Time (ET) | Release | Consensus | Prior | Significance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8:30 AM | Core Durable Goods Orders m/m | 0.9% | 1.3% | Low · Pending |
| 8:30 AM | Durable Goods Orders m/m | 1.6% | −4.5% | Low · Aircraft-order swing — Pending |
Auto-detected |change| > 3% — note the concentration in watchlist names, especially quantum and clean-energy. The screen is entirely one-sided: no name printed a decline greater than 3%. Watchlist names flagged with ★.
| Symbol | Price | Change | Sector | Tier |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| QBTS ★ | $17.60 | +8.57% | Quantum | 3 |
| RKLB ★ | $66.91 | +4.69% | Space | T1 |
| IONQ ★ | $34.37 | +4.66% | Quantum | T1 |
| BE ★ | $193 | +4.55% | Energy Storage | 3 |
| RGTI ★ | $14.72 | +4.03% | Quantum | 2 |
| OUST ★ | $35.40 | +4.00% | Robotics | 3 |
| SMR ★ | $8.38 | +3.58% | Nuclear | 3 |
| SEDG ★ | $44.12 | +3.57% | Energy Storage | 2 |
| CCJ ★ | $90.98 | +3.55% | Nuclear | T1 |
| QUBT ★ | $7.69 | +3.50% | Quantum | 3 |
| USAR ★ | $14.63 | +3.39% | Critical Minerals | 2 |
| FLNC ★ | $13.89 | +3.35% | Energy Storage | T1 |
| CRWV ★ | $74.24 | +3.28% | AI Infrastructure | 3 |
| TER ★ | $361 | +3.22% | Robotics | 2 |
None. The auto-detected screen surfaced no name down more than 3% — a fully one-sided, broad risk-on tape driven by the oil unwind.
SCCO (Southern Copper, Critical Minerals) — time unknown, EPS estimate not provided; results not yet reported — do not assume. SCCO is a Tier-2 copper name; watch for read-through on the 2026 copper-deficit thesis (Tia Maria ramp, Grasberg restart). Shares +1.57% pre-market.
| Theme | Detail |
|---|---|
| Quantum breakout | IONQ +4.66% (RSI 26 — deeply oversold, so a bounce off a washout, not a fresh uptrend). QBTS +8.57%, RGTI +4.03%, QUBT +3.50%. Sector-wide momentum tied to Multiverse’s up-to-$570M Series C and research advances. |
| Nuclear | CCJ +3.55% (RSI 36, still below all major SMAs at 90.98 vs SMA200 105). SMR +3.58%, TLN +2.98%, OKLO +2.88%. |
| Space | RKLB +4.69% on a fresh $266M Space Force deal for an Alaska launch site — but RSI is only 31 and price (66.91) sits well below SMA50 (103), so a rebound within a downtrend. |
| Overbought — defense | LMT RSI 72 (578, −0.71%) and RTX RSI 74 (213, +0.08%) both extended and flagged as statistical anomalies (z ~3.1); HON RSI 65. Defense caught a geopolitical bid but is now stretched. BAH (73.49, +1.32%) also flagged — it beat earnings. |
| Name | RSI | Read |
|---|---|---|
| ALB Critical Minerals | 25 | Deepest oversold — clean-energy/minerals remain washed out. |
| MP Critical Minerals | 27 | Rare-earth cohort still deeply oversold. |
| PL Space | 28 | Space names washed out below trend. |
| LUNR Space | 28 | Same washout — a bounce candidate on risk-on. |
| TSLA T1 | 28 | Persistent discount to trend (z −3.2 anomaly reflects the drop). |
| LYSCF Critical Minerals | 29 | Rounds out the deep-oversold minerals set. |
S&P cash prior close 7,412 — futures at 7,514 imply a gap toward ~7,500+. Nasdaq prior close 24,976 with futures pointing sharply higher. VIX 17.72 — a break back above ~20 would flag the risk-on move unwinding. CCJ 90.98 vs SMA200 105 and RKLB 66.91 vs SMA50 103 mark how much of the watchlist is still rebounding from below trend.
$IRX (z 3.1), BAH (z 5.5), HON (z 3.2), LMT (z 3.1), RTX (z 3.1) and TSLA (z −3.2). The defense-name flags reflect a real geopolitical rally (and BAH’s earnings beat); TSLA’s negative z reflects its persistent discount to trend. Prices cross-check as valid, not corrupted.