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3 of the Most Important Charts to Watch Right Now

Written by Thomas Hughes. Article Posted: 1/7/2026. 

Quick Look

• Low oil prices underpin cooler inflation: this chart signals a bottom and a high probability of a rebound in early 2026.
• Fed rates are falling, but the outlook for cuts is diminished and may weaken as the year progresses: this chart reveals a risk of higher consumer-level interest rates.
• The S&P 500 is in a sweet spot and may continue to rally regardless of oil prices and interest rates.

Markets enter 2026 at a crossroads. Oil prices remain subdued but volatile, interest rates are holding steady despite rate-cut hopes, and the S&P 500 continues to climb on the back of strong earnings.

Each of these trends reflects deeper macro shifts—from energy supply dynamics to Fed policy uncertainty to renewed corporate momentum.

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These three charts—WTI crude, the 10-year Treasury yield, and the S&P 500—offer early signals that could shape investor behavior and market performance in the months ahead.

Oil: Prices Are Low Now, But There’s a Paradox in Play

Oil prices are low now, but a supply-demand paradox—in which low prices stimulate demand and thereby support prices—is unfolding. The key takeaway is that, although most estimates expect oversupply to cap oil prices in 2026, there is meaningful uncertainty. Demand is projected to rise, and geopolitical developments and economic growth could change the outlook.

West Texas Intermediate (WTI), the U.S. benchmark for crude oil, is a key pricing reference for global energy markets and reflects underlying supply and demand dynamics.

Global GDP is expected to grow by about 3.0% to 3.5% this year, underpinned by emerging markets and an expanding middle class. The middle class, which accounts for 30% to 40% of global GDP, drives energy demand through increased access to transportation, housing, and heating.

On the chart, WTI in early January is trading near long-term, multi-year lows—significant in several respects. At this level, oil prices help underpin the slowdown in inflation but also present risks for investors. The price action suggests a technical bottom and a meaningful probability of a rebound if a catalyst emerges. WTI gains could reach the double digits in that scenario, putting upward pressure on inflation as input costs move higher. The alternate risk is that oil breaks lower, eroding energy companies’ earnings power and threatening capital returns.

The 10 Year Treasury Yield Doesn’t Look All That Bearish

The 10-year Treasury yield, often used as a proxy for FOMC policy, doesn’t look particularly bearish. Investors wagering on a steep drop in rates are likely to be disappointed. If anything, the market appears to be consolidating in a tightening range and may trend sideways. Inflation has cooled, but not enough for the Fed to ease decisively. Labor markets have softened but still show resilience, so an aggressive cut seems unlikely.

The most recent data, as of early January, are initial jobless claims, which point to a labor market moving steadily within a healthy range and showing modest improvement at year’s end. The takeaway, reflected in CME FedWatch data, is that policy rates are only expected to fall slightly in 2026. Those expectations could be optimistic if the AI investment cycle continues to accelerate or if the anticipated legislative tailwindsmaterialize. Looking at the chart, there is more risk that consumer borrowing costs will rise over the year than fall.

The S&P 500 Is in a Sweet Spot, Trending Higher on Earnings Growth

The S&P 500 rallied in 2025 and is likely to extend those gains in 2026. Average forecasts point to a move toward the 7,500 area, while the high end exceeds 8,000—more than 15% upside driven by earnings growth and capital returns. Earnings are the primary catalyst: the consensus outlook calls for sustained growth through the current and next three quarters, with sequential acceleration and rising estimates.

While risks remain, the index (and the ETF that tracks it) appears well positioned regardless of interest-rate direction. Higher rates would likely reflect stronger economic activity, which is bullish for stocks; lower rates would ease financing costs and also support equities. The takeaway: oil prices and the rate outlook are uncertain and could increase volatility, but the prevailing trend is upward and may gain momentum as the year progresses.

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