Indices: all news & analysis

Stay informed and discover valuable opportunities with our dedicated Indices page. Here, you’ll find timely updates on major stock market indices, including insightful price action analysis, emerging trends, and expert forecasts. We give the latest news on economic data releases, geopolitical developments, and market sentiment that influences index performance. Whether you're a day trader or a long-term investor, our news page serves as an essential resource for enhancing your knowledge and making thoughtful investment decisions in the dynamic world of stock market indices.

Nasdaq breaks 23,000, leads downside as US indices continue to slide
The Nasdaq selloff is deepening, with the index extending Monday’s sharp losses as overbought conditions and extreme positioning finally catch up to the tech sector. After weeks of relentless all-time highs, profit-taking and shifting market flows suggest a potential trend reversal may be brewing. This article reviews the technical setup, positioning data, and broader macro themes driving the move.
by Elior Manier
Markets Today: Russia-Ukraine Talks, Nikkei Retreats, FTSE 100 Eyes Gains. Canadian Inflation Ahead
Russia-Ukraine talks, Nikkei retreats, Canadian inflation upcoming, and FTSE 100 poised for gains. Gold hovers at $3340/oz. Trump meets Zelensky, discussing US security guarantees for Ukraine. European stocks open higher, while defense stocks dip. Key UK company news for Assura, IWG, Rio Tinto, Shell, and Shein. Oil steady, copper muted. Technical outlook for FTSE 100 .
by Zain Vawda
Nasdaq and tech sector open the week on cautious footing
Tech stocks and the Nasdaq are starting the week on a cautious note, while the Dow holds up better in futures. After weeks of outperformance, the dip in tech could be routine profit-taking—or the start of a broader shift as risk appetite cools. With Walmart, Target, and Home Depot earnings ahead, plus PPI data weighing on sentiment, traders are watching closely for signals of what’s next.
by Elior Manier
Gold (XAU/USD) Hovers at $3350/oz, Russia-Ukraine Developments in Focus
Gold prices rallied from an overnight low around the $3323/oz handle to a high of $3360/oz before settling around the $3350/oz mark. The precious metal looks set to continue its choppy price action at the start of a busy week. The recovery in Gold from the overnight low could in part be down to lower US Treasury Yields with the benchmark 10Y US Treasury yield falling from its recent highs.
by Zain Vawda
Dow Jones Technical: The laggard has started to play a bullish catch-up
The US Wall Street 30 CFD Index (proxy for Dow futures) extended its bullish upswing from the 1 Aug swing low of 43,335, surging 2.9% to a record intraday high of 45,283 on 15 Aug before closing at 45,032. With price action holding above key moving averages and momentum signals firm, the medium-term bias stays bullish above 44,420, targeting 45,660/45,730 and 46,180, supported by a steeper US yield curve.
by Kelvin Wong
EUR/CHF Technical: Major bullish bottom supported by European stocks' outperformance
EUR/CHF has lagged EUR/USD in recent months, but technical signals point to a potential 1–3 week bullish catch-up. Trading above its 20-, 50-, and 200-day MAs, the cross may be in the second upleg of a year-long bottoming formation. RSI stays bullish above 50, and broader European equity outperformance could fuel further gains. Key support at 0.9360 with 0.9640 resistance to watch.
by Kelvin Wong
Dow Jones and US stocks open lower after massive PPI beat
Hot U.S. PPI data rattles markets, with both headline and core rising 0.9% m/m, far above forecasts. Tariff-driven inflation risks could shift Fed policy, clouding the outlook for a September rate cut. As risk appetite falters, we examine key technical levels for the Dow Jones following the market’s sharp reaction.
by Elior Manier
US Dollar Index (DXY) at Risk of Freefall. Key Confluence Level In Play
The DXY faces a potential freefall as US inflation data boosts Fed rate cut hopes and President Trump pushes for lower rates, weakening the dollar. Technical analysis shows the DXY at a critical confluence level that could determine its short to medium-term direction. Tariffs are being absorbed by companies for now.
by Zain Vawda
S&P 500 and Nasdaq bully through their all-time highs – Technical Levels
US Equities extend their relentless rally after CPI, with the Nasdaq and S&P 500 up 46% and 34% from Liberation Day lows. Strong earnings, the AI boom, rate cuts and muted tariff concerns keep the bullish momentum alive despite the NFP report. We break down the technicals for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq to see if anything could challenge their upward trajectories.
by Elior Manier
Dow Jones finds the most relief after in-line US CPI
Markets initially rallied on the as-expected US CPI report, with equities, bonds, and gold gaining on rate cut hopes. However, long-term Treasuries reversed as September cut bets lifted inflation expectations, pushing 10- and 30-year yields to session highs. Tech stocks slid on Nvidia and AMD’s China profit-sharing news, while the Dow Jones outperformed—here’s what the charts show.
by Elior Manier
Nikkei 225 Update: Bullish impulsive sequence intact, new resistance levels to watch after new all-time high
The Japan 225 CFD Index has surged 5.5% since 6 Aug, breaking past its previous record of 42,513 to hit 43,009 in today’s Asia session, driven by banking stocks. The bullish impulsive sequence remains intact, with pivotal support at 41,975 and next resistances at 43,560 and 44,050/44,110. Technical signals, including Elliott Wave analysis and strong JGB yield curve trends, point to potential further upside in the near term.
by Kelvin Wong
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