E-Mini S&P 500 Future Jun 2025

E-Mini S&P 500 Future Jun 2025

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  • Keywords: Market Volatility, Economic Indicators

The E-Mini S&P 500 Future is trading at $5,544 with a day range of 5,492-5,578.75. It has seen recent losses over one month (-2.21%) and three months (-9.62%), but gained 2.96% over the past year. Other futures, including energy and metals, show mixed performance.

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E-Mini S&P 500 Future Jun 2025

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The E-Mini S&P 500 Future is showing a decline in performance over the past month, three months, and year-to-date periods. The recent contracts also reflect price drops, indicating potential market instability or reduced investor confidence.

Context

Analysis of E-Mini S&P 500 Future Jun 2025 Overview

Key Data

  • Open: $5,544.00
  • Day Range: 5,492.00 - 5,578.75
  • 52 Week Range: 4,830.00 - 6,237.75
  • Open Interest: 2,136,821 contracts

Performance

  • 5 Day: +6.47%
  • 1 Month: -2.21%
  • 3 Month: -9.62%
  • YTD: -7.91%
  • 1 Year: +2.96%

Recent Contracts

  • Last Price: $5,519.50
  • Change: -30.25
  • Open: $5,544.00
  • High: $5,578.75
  • Low: $5,492.00
  • Date/Time: Apr 28, 2025 12:58 p.m.

Futures Overview

Energy

  • Crude Oil: $61.81 (-1.21 / -1.92%)
  • RBOB Gasoline: $64.52 (-1.28 / -1.95%)
  • Natural Gas: $3.134 (+0.197 / +6.71%)

Metals

  • Gold: $3,346.70 (+48.30 / +1.46%)
  • Silver: $32.990 (-0.020 / -0.06%)
  • Copper: $4.8810 (-0.0140 / -0.29%)

Agriculture

  • Corn: 483.00¢ (-2.50 / -0.51%)
  • Wheat: 531.50¢ (-13.50 / -2.48%)
  • Oats: 1,061.25¢ (+2.00 / +0.19%)

Currencies

  • Euro/USD: $1.1436 (+0.0021 / +0.18%)
  • GBP/USD: $0.7062 (+0.0057 / +0.81%)
  • USD/CAD: $1.3415 (+0.0083 / +0.62%)

Interest Rates

  • 2-Year Note: $94.4900 (-0.0075 / -0.01%)
  • 5-Year Note: $103.934 (+0.121 / +0.12%)
  • 10-Year Bond: $108.859 (+0.234 / +0.22%)

Indexes

  • Dow Jones Industrial Average: $40,181 (-73 / -0.18%)
  • S&P 500 E-Mini: $5,520.00 (-29.75 / -0.54%)
  • NASDAQ Composite: $19,373.50 (-161.75 / -0.83%)

Business Insights and Market Implications

  • Market Volatility: The futures market shows short-term volatility with a 5-day gain of +6.47% but a 1-month decline of -2.21%.
  • Long-Term Trends: Despite YTD losses (-7.91%), the contract has shown a positive trend over 1 year (+2.96%).
  • Open Interest: High open interest (2,136,821 contracts) indicates significant market participation and liquidity.
  • Energy Markets: Natural gas prices have seen a notable increase (+6.71%), while crude oil and gasoline have declined slightly.
  • Metals Performance: Gold has gained (+1.46%) despite mixed performance in other metals.
  • Agriculture Trends: Corn and wheat prices have dropped (-0.51% and -2.48%), while oats have seen a modest gain (+0.19%).
  • Currency Movements: The Euro/USD and GBP/USD have shown resilience with gains (+0.18% and +0.81%).
  • Interest Rates: Slight fluctuations in bond prices suggest cautious sentiment among investors.
  • Index Performance: Major indexes like the Dow Jones (-0.18%) and NASDAQ (-0.83%) have faced headwinds, reflecting broader market sentiment.

Strategic Considerations

  • Investors: Should monitor short-term volatility while considering long-term trends in energy and metals.
  • Traders: High open interest suggests active trading; strategies should account for potential market swings.
  • Market Participants: Closely watch agricultural commodities, as corn and wheat prices are under pressure.

Competitive Dynamics

  • The futures market remains competitive, with significant participation across sectors (energy, metals, agriculture).
  • Price movements in key commodities reflect shifting demand-supply dynamics and geopolitical factors.

Long-Term Effects

  • Economic Health: Positive year-on-year growth (+2.96%) suggests underlying economic strength but requires monitoring for sustainability.
  • Regulatory Impact: While not explicitly mentioned, regulatory changes in derivatives markets could influence open interest and trading volumes.