Episode 2026-06-11

You're listening to Seven Horns A I — your A I-powered market update. It's Thursday, June eleventh, twenty twenty-six, and we're bringing you your pre-market preview. Overnight, Asian markets navigated a volatile session in response to yesterday's sell-off here in the US. Japan's Nikkie twenty-two-five showed notable resilience, recovering from an intraday drop of nearly three percent to close roughly flat. However, the Japanese E T F proxy, E W J, closed down one point eight three percent in yesterday's session. Today, E W J futures are showing a rebound, up one point one eight percent. Meanwhile, the Hang Seng Index in Hong Kong closed down around seven to nine-tenths of a percent, though its futures are essentially flat after the close. The China and Hong Kong E T F proxy, F X I, actually showed resilience yesterday, closing up zero point one seven percent, but is now indicating a slight fade, down zero point eight nine percent in pre-market. Building on that mixed but ultimately resilient Asian session, US futures are pointing to a notable bounce this morning. S and P five hundred futures are up about eight-tenths of a percent versus yesterday's cash close. Nasdaq futures are leading the way, gaining one point two percent, while Dow futures are also showing strength, up over eight-tenths of a percent. This pre-market action suggests buyers are stepping in after yesterday's broad decline. Across the Atlantic, Developed International markets, as tracked by the E F A E T F