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SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $53.086 Bn GEX by Volume: $20.707 Bn Spot: $4288.28 Major Negative Gamma: 4279.688 Major Positive Gamma: 4300.0 Zero Gamma: 4288.281

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $48.85 Bn GEX by Volume: $4.544 Bn Spot: $4284.45 Major Negative Gamma: 4278.906 Major Positive Gamma: 4300.156 Zero Gamma: 4285.781 Updated 2023-06-05 10:33

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $60.763 Bn GEX by Volume: $47.752 Bn Spot: $4268.89 Major Negative Gamma: 4240.156 Major Positive Gamma: 4270.625 Zero Gamma: 4254.375 Updated 2023-06-02 10:53:52

By Alun John LONDON (Reuters) - Global stocks and commodities rose on Friday while the dollar headed for its biggest weekly drop since March, as sentiment was buoyed by signs the Fed will skip a rate hike at its next meeting and by the approval of U.S. debt ceiling legislation. Markets are now focused on U.S. jobs data due at 0830 EST (1230 GMT), the most significant macroeconomic release of the week, for more cues on the Federal Reserve's rate hike path. The U.S. Labor Department's employment report is likely to show nonfarm payrolls increased by 190,000 jobs last month after rising 253,000 in April, according to a Reuters survey of economists. "The release is really going to dictate the future of Fed policy after the speech of the vice chair-designate Jefferson that likely took a June rate hike off the table," said Jeff Schulze, head of economic and market strategy at Clearbridge "The only way that (a June rate increase) is going to be in play is if you see a large beat to the upside of both payrolls and CPI." Vice chair nominee Philip Jefferson said on Wednesday skipping a rate hike at a coming meeting would allow the rate-setting Federal Open Market Committee to see more data before making decisions about the extent of additional policy firming, remarks echoed by several other Fed speakers. Jefferson's nomination as vice chair is still pending approval from the U.S. Senate. Market pricing indicates roughly a 75% chance the Fed will hold rates steady at its upcoming meeting, according to the CME's Fedwatch tool, though there is roughly a 50% chance of a 25-basis-point hike at one of the Fed's June or July meetings. The dovish tone caused a rally in U.S. Treasuries. The 10-year yield, last at 3.6104%, was steady on the day on Friday, but was set for a weekly drop of around 20 basis points, its biggest weekly fall since mid March. [US/] That helped shares to rally, and Europe's broad STOXX 600 index rose 1% and headed for a second day of gains. European mining stocks increased 4.4%, boosted by a Bloomberg report China is working on new measures to support its property market. MSCI's broadest index of Asia Pacific shares outside Japan rose 2.3% earlier on Friday, with Japan's Nikkei ending the day at its highest close since July 1990. (T) Nasdaq and S&P 500 futures were both up around 0.5% after each index reached nine-month closing highs on Thursday. [.N] DEBT DEAL Boosting the mood was the U.S. Senate passing bipartisan legislation backed by President Joe Biden that lifts the government's $31.4 trillion debt ceiling, averting what would have been a first-ever default. "The fact that this is potentially getting resolved earlier does remove some potential distortions," said Phil Shucksmith, portfolio manager at Newton Investment Management Investors' focus now will turn to the market impact of the U.S. Treasury issuing more bonds to refill its empty coffers, which could put pressure on liquidity, or ready cash available to banks. "We've probably got some degree of rebuild of that treasury general account," said Shucksmith, which, along with quantitative tightening, "means I think there's going to be tightening of financial conditions." Lower U.S. yields were also playing out in currency markets with the dollar index, which measures the U.S. currency against six major peers, steady on the day at 103.49, but set for a weekly fall of 0.7%, its biggest weekly decline since March. Gains against the dollar have been shared out fairly broadly among other currencies, but sterling was to the fore, set for a weekly gain of 1.4%, its most since December. The euro is up 0.27% against the dollar this week, dragged by lower European yields after inflation showed signs of slowing, welcome news for the European Central Bank and reinforcing market bets that the ECB too could be done with interest rate hikes in the coming few months. [GVD/EUR] The bullish sentiment, softer dollar and China property news helped push oil prices higher, with U.S. crude up 1.7% at $71.29 per barrel and Brent at $75.53, up 1.7%. Markets are also weighing the likelihood of price-supportive OPEC+ production cuts over the weekend.[O/R] Copper prices were heading for their first weekly gain since April with other metals trading higher too. [MET/L] Spot gold was up marginally at $1,979 an ounce, but set for its biggest weekly gain in nearly two months, as a softer dollar and lower yields bolstered the bullion's appeal. [GOL/]

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $37.092 Bn GEX by Volume: $121.283 Bn Spot: $4222.01 Major Negative Gamma: 4179.844 Major Positive Gamma: 4228.438 Zero Gamma: 4193.125

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $11.871 Bn GEX by Volume: $8.955 Bn Spot: $4187.62 Major Negative Gamma: 4169.219 Major Positive Gamma: 4200.0 Zero Gamma: 4177.5 Updated 2023-06-01 10:14:50 EST

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SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $1.136 Bn GEX by Volume: $-12.702 Bn Spot: $4171.98 Major Negative Gamma: 4170.156 Major Positive Gamma: 4199.844 Zero Gamma: 4185.781 Updated 2023-05-31 10:29:54 EST

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $34.221 Bn GEX by Volume: $-1.77 Bn Spot: $4211.54 Major Negative Gamma: 4200.0 Major Positive Gamma: 4229.688 Zero Gamma: 4217.344

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $19.404 Bn GEX by Volume: $6.593 Bn Spot: $4174.75 Major Negative Gamma: 4149.844 Major Positive Gamma: 4200.0 Zero Gamma: 4165.469

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $7.963 Bn GEX by Volume: $43.899 Bn Spot: $4148.79 Major Negative Gamma: 4128.75 Major Positive Gamma: 4150.156 Zero Gamma: 4137.188

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $-18.398 Bn GEX by Volume: $-3.885 Bn Spot: $4118.96 Major Negative Gamma: 4100.0 Major Positive Gamma: 4150.469 Zero Gamma: 4127.344 Updated 2023-05-24 09:48

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $15.036 Bn GEX by Volume: $6.917 Bn Spot: $4182.51 Major Negative Gamma: 4172.812 Major Positive Gamma: 4199.844 Zero Gamma: 4180.938 Updated 2023-05-23 11:05:58

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $31.603 Bn GEX by Volume: $4.538 Bn Spot: $4208.4 Major Negative Gamma: 4189.844 Major Positive Gamma: 4221.719 Zero Gamma: 4195.469 Updated 2023-05-22 09:42:59

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $35.992 Bn GEX by Volume: $-13.844 Bn Spot: $4193.79 Major Negative Gamma: 4178.75 Major Positive Gamma: 4219.688 Zero Gamma: 4204.375 Updated 2023-05-19 11:57:58

By Ankur Banerjee SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Asian shares rose on Friday and the dollar hung near a two-month peak as increased hopes of a deal over the U.S. debt ceiling and strong economic data lifted sentiment, while Japan's Nikkei jumped to highest in nearly 33 years. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was up 0.20% in choppy trading and was set to clock a gain of 0.6% for the week, its best run in over a month. Australia's S&P/ASX 200 index rose 0.66%, while Japan's Nikkei continued its ascent, rising to its highest since August 1990, during the country's so-called bubble era. A series of strong corporate results, an economy that is showing signs of a revival and a renewed interest from foreign investors in the wake of increased investment by Warrant Buffett has boosted Nikkei, with the index soaring 18% in the year, far outperforming other major Asian markets. Investor attention has been firmly on the negotiations over U.S. debt ceiling and rising optimism that a deal could be reached soon sent U.S. shares higher overnight [.N]. E-mini futures for the S&P 500 rose 0.17% in Asian hours. Futures indicated European stocks were set to open higher, with Eurostoxx 50 futures up 0.44%, German DAX futures up 0.41% and FTSE futures up 0.23%. U.S. President Joe Biden and House of Representatives Speaker Kevin McCarthy, the top Republican in Washington, hope to finalise a deal on the debt ceiling after Biden returns from the Group of Seven meeting in Japan on Sunday. "What makes things more complicated this year is that the Democrats and Republicans are so wide apart from each other ... negotiations will take a long time because each one is trying to get something out of that negotiations," said Alexandre Tavazzi, head of CIO office and macro research for Pictet Wealth Management. In China, data this week showed the economy lost momentum at the beginning of the second quarter, stoking worries over the wobbly post-COVID-19 recovery. China's blue-chip CSI300 Index rose 0.20%, while the Shanghai Composite Index was up 0.13%, having reversed from earlier losses. Hong Kong's Hang Seng index fell 1%, dragged down by tech stocks after Alibaba (NYSE:BABA) Group Holding Ltd reported a lower-than-expected 2% rise in quarterly revenue. The index is down 1.2% for the year. "It appears momentum from the reopening may have faded quicker than in other countries and further policy easing may be required," said Shane Oliver, chief economist at AMP (OTC:AMLTF). Meanwhile, data overnight showed fewer-than-expected Americans filed initial jobless claims last week, lowering odds the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates before year-end. Hawkish rhetoric from Fed speakers continued with Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan and St. Louis Fed President James Bullard saying inflation was not cooling fast enough to allow the Fed to pause its interest-rate hike campaign. The Fed has lifted borrowing costs at each meeting since March 2022, bringing them from near zero to a 5.00-5.25% range as of early this month. Markets are now pricing in a 36% chance of a 25 basis point hike when the Fed meets next month, compared with 10% chance a week earlier, CME FedWatch tool showed. "It's still a difficult call, whether they need to hike again or not," said Robert St Clair, head of investment strategy at Fullerton Fund Management in Singapore. "There's encouraging signs for inflation across the board, but the one that is still quite sticky is the services inflation," he said. "Things are still going to be data driven." Investors will parse through comments from Fed Chair Jerome Powell's panel discussion later in the day to gauge the path the central bank is likely to take. In the currency market, the yen strengthened 0.24% to 138.40 per dollar, but was hovering near the six-month low of 138.75 touched overnight. Against a basket of currencies, the dollar rose 0.029% and was wedged near a two-month high. The offshore yuan fell to 7.0677 per dollar, the weakest since Dec. 2. Analysts predict more weakness in the future and point to the Fed's policy as being the bigger driver than economic weakness at home. U.S. crude rose 0.65% to $72.33 per barrel and Brent was at $76.43, up 0.75% on the day. Spot gold added 0.3% to $1,963.59 an ounce.

we just took out the august high i think in nasdaq, just another 1-2% methinks will be the sweet spot for getting short

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $26.754 Bn GEX by Volume: $4.436 Bn Spot: $4156.55 Major Negative Gamma: 4139.531 Major Positive Gamma: 4178.75 Zero Gamma: 4156.25 Updated 2023-05-18 10:09

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $35.13 Bn GEX by Volume: $104.447 Bn Spot: $4153.16 Major Negative Gamma: 4121.25 Major Positive Gamma: 4160.625 Zero Gamma: 4129.062 Updated 2023-05-17 14:58:00

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $4.12 Bn GEX by Volume: $1.341 Bn Spot: $4123.01 Major Negative Gamma: 4100.0 Major Positive Gamma: 4139.531 Zero Gamma: 4124.844 Updated 2023-05-17 10:27:58

während dder BTC Spot handel nach dem FTX Crash auf Binance zunahm, ist dieser Anstieg mittlerweile wieder fast vollständig abgebaut und wie befinden uns auf ähnlichem niveau wie vor dem ftx crash

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $0.997 Bn GEX by Volume: $-2.84 Bn Spot: $4121.87 Major Negative Gamma: 4100.156 Major Positive Gamma: 4140.156 Zero Gamma: 4127.188 Updated 2023-05-16 10:02:00

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SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $0.0 Bn GEX by Volume: $20.256 Bn Spot: $4127.31 Major Negative Gamma: 4110.312 Major Positive Gamma: 4130.781 Zero Gamma: 4124.219 Updated 2023-05-15 12:36:00

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $-12.61 Bn GEX by Volume: $-85.019 Bn Spot: $4101.57 Major Negative Gamma: 4099.844 Major Positive Gamma: 4125.469 Zero Gamma: 4115.156 Updated 2023-05-12 14:39:44

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $9.631 Bn GEX by Volume: $-4.718 Bn Spot: $4130.57 Major Negative Gamma: 4120.156 Major Positive Gamma: 4150.0 Zero Gamma: 4137.188 Updated 2023-05-12 10:23:48

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $13.451 Bn GEX by Volume: $-1.316 Bn Spot: $4133.2 Major Negative Gamma: 4120.156 Major Positive Gamma: 4150.156 Zero Gamma: 4136.875 Updated 2023-05-10 10:33:48

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $5.637 Bn GEX by Volume: $1.615 Bn Spot: $4122.89 Major Negative Gamma: 4100.469 Major Positive Gamma: 4139.375 Zero Gamma: 4122.656 Updated 2023-05-09 10:30:00 EST

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $19.954 Bn GEX by Volume: $47.947 Bn Spot: $4137.92 Major Negative Gamma: 4128.438 Major Positive Gamma: 4140.781 Zero Gamma: 4133.359 Updated 2023-05-08 14:21:58

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $17.052 Bn GEX by Volume: $0.043 Bn Spot: $4136.05 Major Negative Gamma: 4119.844 Major Positive Gamma: 4157.5 Zero Gamma: 4138.359 Updated 2023-05-08 09:45:39 EST

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SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $-16.357 Bn GEX by Volume: $5.392 Bn Spot: $4073.28 Major Negative Gamma: 4050.0 Major Positive Gamma: 4100.0 Zero Gamma: 4065.547 Updated 2023-05-04 11:14:50 EST

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $-0.512 Bn GEX by Volume: $-10.463 Bn Spot: $4121.24 Major Negative Gamma: 4100.0 Major Positive Gamma: 4150.0 Zero Gamma: 4127.109

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SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $-7.205 Bn GEX by Volume: $-33.728 Bn Spot: $4107.53 Major Negative Gamma: 4100.0 Major Positive Gamma: 4159.688 Zero Gamma: 4143.516 Updated 2023-05-02 10:48

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $32.078 Bn GEX by Volume: $-55.136 Bn Spot: $4168.59 Major Negative Gamma: 4169.219 Major Positive Gamma: 4182.188 Zero Gamma: 4175.391 Updated 2023-05-01 14:40:00

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $34.546 Bn GEX by Volume: $9.079 Bn Spot: $4173.93 Major Negative Gamma: 4159.688 Major Positive Gamma: 4189.375 Zero Gamma: 4170.547 Updated 2023-05-01 10:15:00 EST

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $23.123 Bn GEX by Volume: $5.49 Bn Spot: $4137.19 Major Negative Gamma: 4120.625 Major Positive Gamma: 4159.688 Zero Gamma: 4142.109 Updated 2023-04-28 11:03:56

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $6.14 Bn GEX by Volume: $38.339 Bn Spot: $4100.08 Major Negative Gamma: 4070.469 Major Positive Gamma: 4109.375 Zero Gamma: 4091.328 Updated 2023-04-27 11:51:56

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $0.937 Bn GEX by Volume: $5.937 Bn Spot: $4089.09 Major Negative Gamma: 4050.156 Major Positive Gamma: 4100.156 Zero Gamma: 4082.891 Updated 2023-04-27 09:56:56

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $-18.173 Bn GEX by Volume: $-0.288 Bn Spot: $4077.32 Major Negative Gamma: 4069.531 Major Positive Gamma: 4089.531 Zero Gamma: 4080.078 Updated 2023-04-26 13:05:59

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $-8.548 Bn GEX by Volume: $-21.46 Bn Spot: $4106.94 Major Negative Gamma: 4100.0 Major Positive Gamma: 4127.969 Zero Gamma: 4110.703 Updated 2023-04-25 11:30:01

SPX Gamma GEX by OI: $3.413 Bn GEX by Volume: $-18.237 Bn Spot: $4126.47 Major Negative Gamma: 4120.0 Major Positive Gamma: 4149.531 Zero Gamma: 4136.641 Updated 2023-04-24 11:05