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.

The U.S. is slowing, but inflation won’t let up. GDP, PMI and tariffs in one “difficult” mix
The U.S. economy cooled sharply at the end of 2025, with GDP growth slowing to 1.4% annualized as consumer demand, exports, and government spending weakened. February 2026 PMI data still point to expansion, but at the slowest pace in months—while price pressures re-accelerate, complicating the Fed’s next steps. Markets briefly rallied after “emergency” tariffs were blocked, yet renewed tariff threats keep uncertainty elevated.
by Krzysztof Kamiński
Breaking News: US Supreme Court strikes down Trump tariffs
SCOTUS Breaking: The Supreme Court strikes down Trump’s global tariffs, ruling IEEPA cannot be used for import taxes. While Markets priced this in, a $175B refund "Pandora's Box" is opening. Market reactions: muted FX/Stock response as traders await Alternative Tariff paths already being prepped.
by Elior Manier
The costs of hesitation – Dow Jones and US Index Outlook
S&P 500, Dow Jones, Nasdaq Analysis and Trading Levels – Stocks consolidate in a tight 48-hour range as the 2.4% CPI beat meets Trump’s Art of War diplomacy with Iran. With 74% of firms beating earnings but positioning at 5-year extremes, we analyze the current themes and risks ahead of tomorrow’s critical Core PCE report.
by Elior Manier
Markets Today: FTSE 100 down 100-odd points, Gold hovers at $5000/oz, AliBaBa, Walmart Earnings and US data ahead
Opening Bell - Europe covers a mixed day for global markets. Asian equities rose on tech optimism (Nvidia/Meta deal), but European markets retreated (STOXX -0.1%) due to corporate earnings (Airbus, Rio Tinto) and US-Iran geopolitical friction. Gold and Silver surged on safety-seeking. The US Dollar is challenged despite cautious Fed minutes. Technical analysis is bullish for the FTSE 100.
by Zain Vawda
Traders are looking for direction – Dow Jones and US Index Outlook
S&P 500, Dow Jones, Nasdaq Analysis and Trading Levels – US traders return to a directionless market as the Dow slips below 50,000. Despite a soft CPI, heavy positioning and record-low cash level suggest the rally is hitting a wall but Stocks remain resilient. We analyze the Feb 20 SCOTUS tariff ruling and the AI bubble fears mounting in February.
by Elior Manier
Some CPI morning bullishness – Dow Jones and US Index Outlook
S&P 500, Dow Jones, Nasdaq Analysis and Trading Levels – CPI Rebound: Stocks erase early losses as the softest inflation print in five years (2.4%) fuels bets for a March rate cut. While the Mag 7 lags, broad contagion pushes the Dow and S&P higher. We analyze the Feb 20 Supreme Court tariff deadline and the fading Iran risk premium.
by Elior Manier
It's an everything rally after the CPI miss – Market Reactions
CPI Market Reactions: Inflation hits a 4-year low at 2.4%, fueling a surge in Treasuries and Gold ($5,100). While AI creative destruction initially dragged tech, a swift intraday rebound is underway. We explore the key charts to this morning's action with Dow Jones, Gold, 10Y Bonds and more.
by Elior Manier
US inflation slows, Fed may cut rates more than the market prices in
US inflation continued to ease in January, with both headline and core readings showing gradual moderation. Tariff effects remain limited and rent pressures have slowed. The Fed is likely to stay on hold in the near term, but markets expect rate cuts from mid year, pricing in close to two and a half reductions by year end.
by Łukasz Zembik
Markets Today: Tech wobbles, Yen resurgence, Gold recovers ahead of key US CPI data. FTSE 100 holds above support
A global tech sell-off, sparked by disappointing earnings from Cisco and a slump in Apple, weighs on Asian and European markets. Amidst the caution, the Japanese yen surges for its strongest weekly gain in 15 months. Gold recovers ahead of key US CPI inflation data, while oil prices drift lower as Mideast tensions ease and supply from Venezuela increases. The report details market movements, Swiss inflation, and a technical look at the FTSE 100.
by Zain Vawda
Get ready for CPI – US Inflation Preview
CPI Preview: The final piece of the puzzle. With +0.3% expected, we analyze if sticky inflation and tariff passthrough will kill the 2026 easing cycle. Scenarios for Gold ($5,100), Stocks, Cryptos, and the USD as the Fed weighs a resilient labor market against 3% core inflation.
by Elior Manier
Markets Today: Nikkei record anchors fifth day of Asian gains, US Dollar struggles as FTSE 100 slides 50 points after all-time high print
Asian markets extend their record-breaking run, anchored by a surge in chip stocks and the Nikkei 225 crossing 58,000 for the first time. European shares also hit new highs, driven by upbeat corporate earnings and a massive acquisition in the financial sector. On the FX front, the Japanese Yen sees its biggest weekly gain in a year, putting pressure on the US Dollar.
by Zain Vawda
Breaking News: UK GDP underwhelms with 0.1% growth in Q4, FTSE 100 slips & GBP/USD advances
Preliminary ONS data shows the UK economy expanded by a disappointing 0.1% in Q4 2025. This sluggish growth was driven by a 1.2% rebound in the production sector, which was largely offset by a 2.1% contraction in construction and, more critically, a third consecutive month of zero growth in the dominant services sector. Markets reacted with volatility, as the FTSE 100 pulled back while GBP/USD advanced.
by Zain Vawda
Hawkish NFP sends Stocks lower – Dow Jones and US Index Outlook
S&P 500, Dow Jones, Nasdaq Analysis and Trading Levels – NFP Morning action: A strong 130K beat and a dip in Unemployment (4.3%) trigger a bear flattening of the yield curve. We analyze the massive -858K downward revision to 2025 data, the rotation back into Consumer Defensives and Energy, and the hawkish shift in March rate-cut odds (now just 9%).
by Elior Manier
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