The FTSE eased lower yesterday as large risk of trades particularly in bonds and currencies weighted on equities. (more…)

The FTSE railed firmly on Friday…. (more…)

The FTSE ground higher yesterday, an echo of the previous day’s bullish trade. Immediate term bulls will target the clustered resistance around the 5400.0 handle today, and a break above here should put them firmly into the drivers seat. It was the failure to break above here on a number of occasions 2 weeks ago which sparked the leg down to the 5062.0 recent lows. Immediate term bears need to retake and hold below the 5266.0-69.0 level today in order to stem the bullish flows seen yesterday. However only a break below the 5231.0-37.0 level can unnerve immediate term bulls. With the US Employment situation report due today the market is nicely poised however with respect to the US holiday on Monday, there may be covering of positions heading into the weekend and thus we may not see the true extent of the market’s reaction until Tuesday….. (more…)

The FTSE surged higher yesterday…. (more…)

The FTSE recovered from a weak opening to close higher on the day yesterday…. (more…)

The FTSE was closed yesterday in observance of the UK bank holiday…. (more…)

The FTSE closed lower yesterday…..

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The FTSE staged a late comeback….. (more…)

The FTSE closed marginally higher yesterday….. (more…)

The FTSE saw marginal downside trade on Friday…. (more…)