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Market-on-open order imbalances turned negative for major U.S. equity indexes before the trading session. The S&P 500 posted a $34 million sell-side imbalance, while the Nasdaq 100 reached $90 million.
forbes.comMarket-on-open imbalances for major U.S. equity indexes showed negative values ahead of the trading session. The S&P 500 recorded a $34 million sell-side imbalance. The Nasdaq 100 posted a $90 million negative imbalance, and the Dow 30 showed a $48 million sell-side imbalance. The group of seven large technology companies collectively posted a $27.2 million negative imbalance.
The figures represent the difference between buy and sell orders submitted before the market open. A negative value indicates more sell orders than buy orders at the opening price. The data were reported under the $MACRO tag and cover the three major indexes plus the group of seven large technology companies.
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