FTSE in neutral
The FTSE 100 is in neutral but may be close to continuing its upward trend, according to Andy Dodd, Head of Technical Research at Louis Capital Markets.
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Gold set to outperform S&P
With increasing geopolitical tensions it is no surprise that Gold has spiked upwards and Frank Cappelleri at Instinet thinks conditions will remain bullish in the long-term.
Sentiment signals are strong but decay rapidly
J.P.Morgan’s Quantitative & Derivatives Strategy team has found a significant signal in news sentiment data. The signal, however, seems to decay rapidly after about two days.
Further weakness ahead for EURCHF
A large bearish continuation pattern suggests EURCHF is ready to fall further, according to David Sneddon and his team at Credit Suisse in London.
What to expect for US equities
Robert Colby, Chief Investment Strategist at Robert W. Colby Asset Management, sets out the technical environment for US equities at the beginning of 2020.
Pullback expected for Heating Oil
Heating Oil is overextended and will probably revert back to its 20-day moving average, according to James Dima, technical analyst at Marex Spectron.
China set to finally turn bullish
The Shanghai Composite is on the cusp of forming a base, according to David Sneddon and his team at Credit Suisse, and a recovering China will be the catalyst for a phase of emerging market outperformance.
US yields heading higher
US 10-year yields will likely retest the November high, according to George Davis, Chief Technical Strategist at RBC Capital Markets.
Update 9 January 2020: Davis is retaining his bearish core view for global 10-year bonds.
Update 9 January 2020: Davis is retaining his bearish core view for global 10-year bonds.
EURUSD range-bound into 2020
A reversal candlestick on Friday suggests EURUSD will finish the year in the same way it spent most of 2019, says Tony Sycamore, Director of Australia-based TECHFX TRADERS.
Election boost for FTSE 250
The result of the UK election has acted as a catalyst for a further sharp improvement in UK assets, according to David Sneddon and his team at Credit Suisse in London.