Equities are all trading in green today as risk aversion subsided. Performance this week at a glance in chart & table -
S&P 500 -
- S&P once again got support around 2040 area, trying to regain its footing today.
- S&P500 unless clears above 2100 area, selling pressure likely to persist.
- Initial jobless claims rose to 297,000 from 281,000 last week.
- S&P 500 is currently trading at 2061. Immediate support lies at 1980, 2040 and resistance 2164.
FTSE -
- FTSE is sharply up today amid risk on sentiment and improved sentiment due to easier budget. Today's range 6600-6490.
- FTSE is currently trading at 6580. Immediate support lies at, 6050 and resistance at 7000. 6750 area is likely to provide resistance.
DAX -
- DAX is sharply up today as bargain hunters jumped in with risk aversion subsiding. Today's range 11030-10740
- DAX is currently trading at 10990. Immediate support lies at, 10500 and resistance at 11500, 12100 around.
EuroStxx50 -
- Stocks across Europe are all trading in green as market is more confident over a weekend deal on Greece.
- Germany is up (+2.32%), France's CAC40 is up (+2.55%), Italy's FTSE MIB is up (3.25%), Portugal's PSI 20 is up (+4%), Spain's IBEX is up (+2.8%)
- EuroStxx50 is currently trading at 3416, down by +3.2% today. Support lies at 3300 and resistance at 3760.
Nikkei -
- Nikkei jumped back sharply but remains the worst performer this week. Asian rout in equities contributed to sharpest drop. Stronger Yen remains head winds for Nikkei. Today's range 19100-19900
- Nikkei is currently trading at 19700. Key support is at 19000 and resistance at 20000 area.
|
S&P500 |
-0.46% |
|
FTSE |
-0.09% |
|
DAX |
-1.00% |
|
EuroStxx50 |
-0.61% |
|
Nikkei |
-3.71% |


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