Technical analysis E-mini S&P 500 (ES) futures have been reacting in a bullish manner to a large inverted head and shoulders pattern, with bulls now targeting completion of the pattern with targets set at $4660.25. Price has tested the neckline multiple times and acted as a strong support which ES has finally springboarded off of. Read More…
The Fed’s war against inflation will likely continue as US consumer prices increase. Investors will keenly monitor January retail sales data for clues on consumer spending. Employment in the eurozone increased twice as quickly as predicted last quarter. The US consumer price data for January didn’t change much about what people thought the Federal Reserve Read More…
US inflation data may provide insight into the trajectory of the Fed’s upcoming interest rate hikes. 69% of the S&P 500 companies that have released results thus far have surpassed profit projections. India announced that it aims to triple its annual defense exports to $5 billion by 2024/25. US equities closed substantially higher on Monday Read More…
The RBA authorized a ninth straight rate increase of 25bps. Investors rushed to buy dollars at the expense of emerging market assets after the US jobs report. Markets expect the Fed’s target rate to increase to above 5.1%. Equity markets corrected higher after suffering significant losses over the previous 24 hours. The US dollar stayed Read More…
Inverse head and shoulders give a tremendous guide for possible future price action. How traders can capitalize on the potential uptrend on shorter time frames. Inverse head & shoulders on the daily A significant head & shoulders pattern has been spotted on the daily chart. There are two possible necklines that I have drawn onto Read More…
Investors expect the Fed to increase interest rates by 25 basis points. This week will also see the release of highly anticipated US employment figures. China’s economic activity resumed expanding in January. Equities inched lower on Tuesday as investors readied themselves for a busy week featuring central bank meetings, a flurry of corporate announcements, and Read More…
