Episode 2026-05-29

You're listening to 7 Horns AI — your AI-powered market update. Good morning and welcome to your pre-market briefing on this Friday, May twenty-ninth, twenty twenty-six. Overnight, Asian markets provided a mixed but overall positive lead for our trading day. Japan's Nikkei index was a standout, surging over two and a half percent in its Thursday session, closing above sixty-six thousand for the first time ever, driven by optimism around corporate governance and AI-linked manufacturing. China's Hang Seng advanced between zero point four and one point one percent in regular trading. While the US-listed China ETF proxy, FXI, saw a slight decline of zero point nine three percent in its previous session, it's trading essentially flat this morning, up a modest zero point zero nine percent in pre-market. Here in the US, futures are pointing to an essentially flat open after six consecutive record-setting sessions. S&P five hundred futures are up a fractional zero point one four percent, with Nasdaq one hundred futures showing a similar gain of zero point one two percent. Dow futures are fractionally higher by zero point two two percent. Across the Atlantic, European markets, as represented by the Developed ex-US ETF, are currently showing some positive momentum, up over half a percent this morning, helping to counterbalance some of yesterday's European declines. Individual stock news is where the action is this morning. Dell Technologies is making headlines with a monumental afte