Episode 2026-05-28

You're listening to Seven Horns A I — your A I-powered market update. Good morning and welcome to your Thursday, May twenty-eighth pre-market briefing. It's six oh four A M Eastern Time. Overnight, Asian markets generally pulled back, setting a cautious tone for today. Japan's Nikk-kei two two five closed down zero point four seven percent at sixty-four thousand six hundred ninety-three point zero five, and Nikk-kei futures are pointing to continued softness, down about one point one percent. The F X I, representing China's large-cap shares, closed down one point two zero percent and is seeing a further drop of one point six four percent in pre-market. The Hang Seng Index also closed down one point four percent. The broader Asian equity markets collectively fell roughly two percent, snapping a five-day winning streak. Here in the U.S., futures are pointing modestly lower. S&P five hundred futures are at seven thousand five hundred thirty point five, down about zero point one three percent from the prior settlement. Nasdaq one hundred futures show the most pressure, off zero point two eight percent at twenty-nine thousand nine hundred sixty-three. Dow futures are down a fractional zero point zero nine percent at fifty thousand six hundred eighty-two. European markets, currently open, are also reflecting this broader risk-off tilt, with the developed international E F A exchange traded fund off one point two zero percent in pre-market. Yesterday was a quiet, mixed session wh