S&P and NASDAQ trade in negative territory

The broader stock indices are trading lower. The S&P index is now down -0.19% while the NASDAQ index is down -0.68%. The Dow industrial average is holding onto a modest 0.16% rise. With the clock ticking toward the close of the trading week, the major indices are holding onto gains: Dow industrial average is up

FTSE 100, DAX 40 and S&P 500 Trade Within or Close to Key Resistance

Article by IG Senior Market Analyst Axel Rudolph FTSE 100, DAX 40, S&P 500 Analysis and Charts Download our Brand New Q4 Equity Forecast for Free Recommended by IG Get Your Free Equities Forecast ​​​FTSE 100 rallies on dovish Fed view ​​The FTSE 100 has seen four consecutive days of gains as more and more

How To Enter Forex Trade Orders Like a Boss

A single mistake could spell the difference between winning and losing a trade. This is why it’s important that you develop the habit of thoroughly planning your orders. Here are four steps you can follow to build good ordering habits: 1. Identify your entry, stop loss, and profit levels I won’t go into the “whys”

The Range Trade is Alive and Well as Markets Ponder Central Bank Rate Strike

Going into the fourth quarter, interest rate markets are pricing in a peak in most major central bank monetary policy tightening cycles by the end of this year, if not sooner. Remarks from policy makers across the spectrum point toward future decisions on cash rates being dependent on the incoming economic data. This is somewhat

Short USD/ZAR: Top Trade Opportunities

The South African rand has had a tumultuous period throughout Q3 2023 but ultimately trades roughly around the same levels against the USD as it did at the beginning of Q3. Central bank nuances shaped the way while global economic growth concerns did not do the rand any favors. As we head into Q4, these

Indian rupee to trade in tight range as RBI keeps intervening

© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: An India Rupee note is seen in this illustration photo June 1, 2017. REUTERS/Thomas White/Illustration/File Photo By Milounee Purohit BENGALURU (Reuters) – The Indian rupee will trade in a tight range over the coming months as the Reserve Bank of India continues to intervene in the market to shield the currency