The S&P 500, DAX 30, FTSE 100 Analysis, and New
- The S&P 500 | Climbing in the united states, China Tensions To raise Macro-State Of Shock Risk
- GERMAN | Investors More Bearish on Europe
- The FTSE 100 index and of the “brexit” Impasse
Source: DailyFX
The weak performance of global equities, in spite of a number of economies beginning from jonti. Concerns about a second wave, or COVID of 19 cases and a rising us-China tensions continue to pressure as risk sentiment will continue to stimulate the feeling, next week is no exception. Aside from that, on the economic data front, global Pmi will be one of the main focal points, given its speed and the likelihood of the vapors of the expectations of a “V” shaped recovery.
Source: DailyFX
The S&P 500 | Climbing in the united states-China Tensions Increase the Risk of Shock Macro
Following the action by the united states-to-block-shipments-or semiconductor-to-Huawei-from-world manufacturers of chips, we will continue to monitor the developments that are likely to guide the price action for the S&P 500. As the american Presidential election gets underway, it is a theme that focused on the long term. Despite the low yield of the S&P 500 index, the index has remained confined to its range with the 2880-2930 cap the rise, while the hollows are available from 2730-2750. Given the weak economic environment, risks remain tilted to the downside.
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The Change in the |
Long |
Shorts |
BEAUTIFUL |
| Daily | By 15% | -1% | By 4% |
| It | 11% | By 4% | -1% |
The S&P 500 Price Chart, The Time Frame Of
Source: Y-Charts
GERMAN | Investors More Bearish on Europe
Without doubt, the euro zone Pmi may have seen the weak point with the May readings can expect to see a slight uptick at best from last April the figures of the. Unlike its AMERICAN counterparts, the GERMANS, at the same time, other European indices, is more and more pressure, suggesting that market participants are becoming more bearish attitude towards Europe. On the other side of the coin, 10,200 of which can be the key to the level of the FTSE index, in which a break below opens the door to a movement south of 10 000. On the upside, what happens in the DAX could well be capped-at-the-10-900 (50% retracement of Fibonacci or the corona virus, crash).
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The Change in the |
Long |
Shorts |
BEAUTIFUL |
| Daily | Down 13% | 13% | -1% |
| It | 44% | By 15% | 6% |
The DAX 30 Price Chart, the Time Frame of
The FTSE 100 index and of the “brexit” Impasse
This is the case, a macro-theme that is re-emerging in the showdown between the united KINGDOM and the EU, as the two parties to agree on a trade agreement. However, in the third round of talks yielded very little progress, with the EU, Chief Negotiator, mr Barnier, saying that the UK and the EU’s trade position has been “extremely divergent”. With only one more round of talks in June (1st5thbefore the deadline of the transition period, the extension request to June 30,ththe FTSE 100 index is expected to come in the crossfires again.
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The Change in the |
Long |
Shorts |
BEAUTIFUL |
| Daily | By 15% | 9% | -6% |
| It | 16% | Up to 12% | 2% |
The FTSE 100 Price Chart, the Time Frame of
Source: Y-Charts
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