Oil is the only BEGOS Market at present above its Neutral Zone for today; below same are the Bond, Euro, Gold, Silver and the Spoo; session volatility is moderate-to-robust, Gold notably having already traded 107% of its EDTR. At Market Trends, the “Baby Blues” of linreg consistency are in decline for every BEGOS component except for the Bond; those for the Spoo barely are falling, yet remain above the key +80% axis, (their actual level in real-time is +82% after having been as high as +93% last week). The S&P 500 established a marginal record closing high yesterday (7520), albeit the intra-day high was not a record. A bevy of incoming metrics arrive today for the Econ Baro, including the first revision to Q1’s GDP, plus April’s Durable Orders, New Home Sales, Personal Income/Spending and the “Fed-Favoured” PCE inflation gauge.