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DAX 30 & FTSE Technical Forecast for the Week: Volatility is Back

DAX 30 & FTSE Technical Forecast for the Week: Volatility is Back

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DAX 30 & FTSE 100 Analysis and News

  • DAX | Clinging onto Support
  • FTSE 100 | Key Support to Offer Temporary Bounce

Equity market volatility remains elevated, as such, with uncertainty continuing to plague global markets, the bottom appears yet to be reached. An implosion on global bond yields as central banks (Fed, BoC, RBA) ease monetary policy, provides a worrying signal for equity markets.

DAX 30 | Clinging onto Support

The DAX fails to escape the equity carnage as the closes the week with losses of 2.9%. After the Fed provided an emergency cut, all eyes will be on the ECB as they look to announce a series of measures to aid the Eurozone. On the technical front, the DAX remains weak with bounces proving short-lived. That said, 11,500 has held thus far for the DAX, although with risks remaining tilted to further declines, eyes will be on the July 2019 lows.

Germany 40 Mixed
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of clients are net long. of clients are net short.
Change in Longs Shorts OI
Daily -16% -4% -8%
Weekly 1% -15% -10%
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SupportResistance
11500-12000200WMA
11265July 2019 low12290Weekly High
1103676.4% Fib12500-

DAX 30 Price Chart: Daily Time Frame

DAX Price Chart

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FTSE 100 | Key Support to Offer Temporary Bounce

Little respite for the FTSE 100 after posting its largest sell-off since the financial crisis, the index extended on its losses, closing the week down 1.8%. As such, with rising volatility keeping the FTSE 100 on the backfoot, the index sets its sights on for a test of 6419 (61.8% Fib). However, while this may offer an opportunity for a short-term bounce, the absence of positive news would likely see a bounce remain shallow.

SupportResistance
641961.8% Fib670350% Fib
6400-6856Weekly High
6200-6900-
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FTSE 100 Price Chart: Weekly Time Frame

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