Patrick Munnelly is a journalist who writes for Digital Look, a web financial group company, and TalkMarkets. He covers a wide range of topics related to financial markets, including market outlooks, economic indicators, and stock market analysis. Patrick's articles provide insights and updates for investors and traders.
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Image Source: Pixabay Asian markets declined, mirroring the moves in the U.S. overnight, as concerns about rising inflation led to a selloff
Image Source: Pexels The FTSE 100 in the UK saw a very modest increase on Wednesday, supported by recovering bank shares, with
Image Source: Pexels The UK mid-cap index fell to a low not seen in over eight months on Thursday as retail stocks suffered from disappointing
Image Source: Unsplash Asian stocks fell ahead of the U.S. employment data, which is anticipated to influence interest rate forecasts.
In this update we review the recent price action in the Emini SP500 futures contract and identify the next high probability action areas and price targets for the trading week ahead.
By: Patrick Munnelly
Image Source: Pexels British stocks fell on Monday, affected by a worldwide selloff as investors avoided risky assets after a U.S. jobs
↵ Image Source: Pexels London stocks dipped on Tuesday after reports suggested U.S. President-elect Donald Trump could pursue gradual tariff increases.
Image Source: Pixabay In Asia, stocks had a mixed performance. The MSCI index tracking Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan dipped by 0.1%, while
Image Source: Pixabay Asian markets tracked Wall Street's gains, driven by a dip in US core inflation that kept hopes of a Federal Reserve rate cut this year alive.
Image Source: Pexels British stocks extended their gains on Thursday, with the FTSE 100 rising 0.9% to reach its highest level in over a
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