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Global Markets Hold Firm Ahead of Key Fed Signals; AI, Pharma Stocks Edge Higher
11-06-2025 CBC Daily Digest
CBC Daily Digest
Stocks Struggle Amid Rising Yields; Investor Caution Deepens on Rate Jitters
Dow Jones Industrial Average
📈 DJI Overview – June 11, 2025
Estimated Close (via DIA ETF): ~42,961 (+0.28%) – a modest upside move
Intraday Range: Swinging between ~42,730 and 43,010 – market showing mild strength
52-Week Range: Still within the band from ~36,612 to ~45,074
🔍 Technical Overview
Support Zone: ~42,700–42,750 (recent intraday lows and pivot support)
Resistance Levels:
Immediate: ~43,000 – previous intraday ceiling
Next: ~43,500 – Fibonacci/pivot alignments based on June highs
Technical Indicators:
Moving averages maintain a bullish orientation
Momentum oscillators (RSI/MACD) show mild bullishness but aren’t overbought
🌐 Market Context
Catalysts Today: U.S.–China trade framework talks lifted sentiment, pushing the Dow modestly higher (+0.2%) on Tuesday
Key Drivers: Investors are positioning ahead of today’s U.S consumer-price-index (CPI) data, looking for clues on inflation — a critical variable for Fed policy
Risks to Monitor:
CPI surprises could quickly shift sentiment
Ongoing trade negotiations (especially with China) remain a wildcard
✅ Conclusion
The Dow is trading higher (+0.3%) at around 42,960, staying above key support levels while hovering just under the 43,000 resistance floor. Market tone remains cautiously optimistic thanks to trade talk progress, but the outlook will hinge on today’s inflation data. A breakout above 43,000 could signal continued upside; failure might retrace toward the mid-42k range.
NASDAQ Transportation Index
📈 TRAN Overview – June 11, 2025
Yesterday’s Close (June 10): 6,382.52 (+1.22%)
Intraday Range: Typically between 6,306.1 – 6,398.7, reflecting a strong bullish momentum
52-Week Range: 5,262.9 – 7,812.9
🔍 Technical Overview
Support Level: ~6,300–6,320 (aligned with recent session lows)
Immediate Resistance: ~6,398–6,400 (day’s previous high)
Next Resistance: ~6,450–6,500 (previous congestion zone)
Technical Signals: Bullish trend—Investing.com labels it a “Strong Buy” on daily charts, supported by positive moving averages, MACD, Stochastics, and RSI around ~67
🌐 Market Context
Sector Strength: Transportation stocks rallied following U.S.–China trade optimism and upbeat macro indicators
Macro Drivers: Trade deal hopes, positive May jobs data, and a resilient economy powering cyclicals
Upcoming Catalysts: Today’s Transportation Services Index release (09:00 AM ET) and tomorrow’s inflation prints could sway sentiment
✅ Conclusion
The TRAN remains in robust bullish form, riding the wave of yesterday’s 1.2% gain and trading above key support (~6,300). It’s approaching resistance near 6,400—with the next hurdle around 6,450–6,500. Technicals stay optimistic, and bullish momentum is still intact, but watch for today's sector-specific data and broader macro releases that could influence the trend.
Markets Cling to Gains Amid Ongoing Fed Speculation and Resilient Tech Strength
📉 Notable Decliners
1. Ohmyhome (OMH)
| ReShape Lifesciences (RSLS) Change: –39–45% pre-market, now around $2.46 Why it’s Noteworthy: Shares plunged after pricing a dilutive public offering at $2.50, sparking technical breakdown and investor concerns. |
3.Children’s Place (PLCE)
Change: –31–43% pre-market, currently ~$4.15
Why it’s Noteworthy: Slumping over 30% amid weak Q1 results—missed forecasts, sharply declining e-commerce and comp‐sales, with macro pressures and tariffs taking a toll.
📈 Notable Gainers

Know labs (KNW)
Change: +~117% pre-market (doubling from ~$1.5 up to ~$3)
Why it’s Noteworthy: Speculative enthusiasm likely around FDA-related developments for their non-invasive glucose monitor—though no recent official catalyst found in current news.
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