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US500 rises 1% as vaccine rollout begins

2:23 PM 14 December 2020

US futures attempt to rebound from losing week

 US500 is rising almost 1% ahead of session opening after strong Friday's declines driven by concerns about Brexit. Now the upbeat news regarding Brexit negotiations together with the approval of Pfizer-BioNTech COVID Vaccine in the US and its subsequent rollout overshadowed concerns about further restrictions. Also statistically, the  Santa Claus rally starts in the middle of December which also improves the mood on the market.
US500 - the index bounced off the support at 3650 pts and launched today's session with a bullish price gap. However, it should be noted that, positioning is approaching an oversold level. Source: xStation5
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