The uncertainties regarding Brexit, with the increasingly plausible scenario of a new postponement, point to the trend today in Europe, with operators also sanctioning some poor business results. 
The S&P500 index, which ended down 0.36% to 2995 points yesterday, is now expected to decline by 0.25%. 

In terms of values, Texas Instruments dropped last night, with the stock declining sharply by nearly 9% in electronic trading. 

>From a macro-economic point of view, the FHFA index of house prices will be published at 3pm (consensus 0.4%) then oil stocks at 16h30, anticipated at 2.5M.


Graphically, no change, the dynamics remains positive in hourly data above 2963 points, the index heading towards its annual records. In the very short term, a return below 2984 points would nevertheless constitute a first militant downward indication for a future test of 2963 points