As was the case at this time yesterday, we’ve both the Euro and Swiss Franc below today’s Neutral Zones, as too are Silver, Copper and the Spoo; the Bond, Gold and Oil are within same, and session volatility for the BEGOS Markets is again moderate. Gold in its weakening uptrend (see the falling “Baby Blues” at Market Trends) has moved below its smooth valuation line, now in real-time by -95 points (see Market Values); more of course in tomorrow’s 852nd consecutive Saturday edition of The Gold Update. The S&P 500 has closed lower for eight of the past 11 trading days; technically it remains “textbook oversold”, albeit is still well-overvalued by the “live” (futs-adj’d) P/E of presently 44.8x; from the Index’s all-time high of 7002 (28 January), it has corrected by as much as -5.2% (to 6636 on 09 March). Contract volume for the Euro and Swiss Franc is rolling from March into that for June. And ’tis a busy day for the Econ Baro with incoming metrics of March’s UofM Sentiment Survey, January’s Durable Orders, Personal Income/Spending and “Fed-favoured” PCE data, along with the first revision to Q4’s GDP.