Introduction Dow Jones E-mini futures continue to grind higher, pressing back toward recent highs near 50,000. Unlike the more volatile NASDAQ, the Dow’s rally has been steadier, a trend followers dream. However, momentum is no longer expanding aggressively. The market is advancing but doing so in a more controlled, mature fashion. Each time the 50 Read More…
Currency futures are under subdued pressure as US inflation data shows cooling, with CPI at 2.4% YoY and 0.2% MoM, bolstering bets on later Fed cuts. CME FedWatch expects two 25-bp cuts this year, mostly after June. Key takeaway: Cooling inflation and delayed Fed action keep USD strong in the short term but may weaken Read More…
Introduction Crude Oil futures have rebounded from the $55 support zone and are now pushing into the mid-$60s. The move higher marks a clear shift in the short-term trend, but the bigger picture remains more complex as CL has struggled to find clear bullish power. The range-bound price action in the longer term has meant Read More…
Crude oil futures edge higher on geopolitical jitters, with WTI near $65 and Brent around $70 per barrel. This follows a choppy period as markets weigh near-term risks against the backdrop of oversupply. Tensions between the US and Iran still drive prices in the short term. Talks of possible US military actions in the Middle Read More…
Introduction Dow futures have quietly pushed into new highs above 50,000, continuing one of the most stable uptrends across major U.S. indices. YM has continued in a controlled manner in a more predictable trend than that of ES or NQ. Higher highs and higher lows are easy to spot with little volatility so momentum traders Read More…
Gold futures continue to receive strong fundamental support from central bank demand, ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty, and limited supply. This gives the metal a positive medium-term outlook. After a quick round of profit-taking earlier this year, most investors have seen the price fall, not as signs that the bull market is over, but as opportunities to Read More…
