The S&P 500 gave up early Friday gains and remains in the middle of a 7,600–7,800 consolidation range, as elevated US Treasury yields and Middle East headlines pressure stocks. A break above 7,800 could trigger the next leg higher. The long-term trend stays bullish, with dips lik
The DAX rallied Friday but remains stuck in a well-defined range between 25,250 and 25,750, helped by lower oil prices and easing Bund yields. The 200-day EMA near 25,000 is key support. The outlook is neutral to bullish, and only a break below 25,000 would turn the view bearish.
DAX recovered after falling below 25,250, keeping 25,000 as the key support zone. A stronger rebound could target the 50-day EMA near 25,700.
S&P 500 recovered from session lows after reports of U.S.-Iran talks over the Strait of Hormuz. The index remains supported above 7,600, while 7,800 is the key breakout level.
CAC 40 remains under pressure after slipping below 8,100. The next major support sits near 8,000, while 8,200 remains the key upside resistance.
DAX has broken below 25,250, strengthening the near-term bearish outlook. The next key support sits around 25,000 and the 200-day EMA.
DAX remains under pressure near 25,250 support. A break lower could expose the 200-day EMA near 25,000, while 26,000 remains the key upside resistance.
S&P 500 remains bullish near 7,800 resistance. A break higher could target 8,000, while pullbacks toward 7,600 may continue to attract buyers.
CAC 40 rebounds above 8,100 as technology and bank shares rise. The technical outlook remains cautiously bullish while the key 8,000 support level holds.
Nasdaq 100 broke above 30,300 as AI and semiconductor stocks rallied. The bullish trend remains intact, with short-term pullbacks likely to attract buyers.
S&P 500 stalls near 7,600 as the 10-year Treasury yield returns to 5%, keeping pressure on valuations despite longer-term support.
DAX tests key €25,000 support at the 200-day EMA as energy supply risks weigh on German industrials and pressure the near-term outlook.
The DAX rallies after the Fed decision as lower crude oil prices, oversold stochastic signals, and buyer demand support a renewed push toward 26,000 resistance.
The S&P 500 rallies back above 7,600 and the 50-day EMA as lower Treasury yields, weaker oil prices, and broad sector gains support risk appetite.
The DAX attempts to rebound as lower crude oil prices offer relief, while oversold stochastic signals and support near €25,000 keep buyers interested.
