Indices News

Microsoft and Meta notably impressed powering the tech-heavy index higher in the futures market, but it’s two down and two more to go as both Apple and Amazon are next.

Weekend gap gets filled as initial euphoric move faces a bit of turbulence, in all keeping its technical overview unchanged in both daily and weekly time frames.

The value of the key US equity index lagged last week against those with heavier tech weightings, but its technical overview remains bullish and still a story of net long bias for CoT speculators.

Futures up on Nvidia’s China sales resumption of AI chips, but the next test is US pricing data.

Another record high yesterday, with gains in the futures market taking it beyond 6,230.

Progress on the trade front, easing geopolitical tensions, and ‘revenge tax’ removed sees risk appetite improve.

The S&P 500’s recent bounce has investors wondering if we’re seeing a true V-shaped recovery or just a dead cat bounce.

A powerful contrarian indicator has just flashed on the S&P 500.

The US Tech 100 is down approximately 5.08% year on year (as of late April 2025), and 11.21% year to date, based on its 23 April 2025 opening price of $9,201.47.

Global financial markets staged a volatile week as investors reacted to erratic developments in US trade policy, particularly the announcement and partial rollback of President Trump’s so-called “Liberation Day” tariffs.