European Market

The European plane manufacturer announced an order form Indigo Partners, for 255 aircrafts, as it tries to move away from the pandemic era.

This week featured financial results and other news from high-profile companies, as well as big stock moves, with Disney’s post-earnings plunge standing out

This is the fourth day of November in which the German index hits new all-time highs, while the European Commission upgraded its growth forecasts for the year

Past performance is not an indicator of future results The UK100, FXCM's proxy for the FTSE 100, has consolidated since May (blue rectangle). However, the index has broken out. The weekly stochastic has moved into the upper quintile (aqua ellipse), and as long as it holds these levels, an underlying bullish momentum is likely to be present. This, as JPMorgan upgrades UK shares to "overweight." The bank maintains that current…

Risk-off sentiment was prevalent during the Asia-Pacific session after China’s increased consumer and factory inflation, but European traders enter in better mood

September and November were the only months of this year, during which GER0 failed to register new all-time highs, but last week, it returned to its usual mode and set new records

Past performance is not an indicator of future results Source: www.tradingview.com FXCM's DAX proxy, the GER30, is in the bullish area on the daily chart on the left. The right chart shows the hourly time frame. The bullish hourly crosses of both the EMAs and stochastic potentially align short-term traders with the daily sentiment (red ellipses). Given the bullish triggers, a movement of the stochastic to the 80 level and…

The BoE kept its policy rate at 0.1%. The votes came in at 7-2, with Ramsden and Saunders as the dissenters. Comments from the summary refer to an expectation of inflation dissipating over time, with the central bank viewing supply chain disruptions and global demand as normalising. The market was divided as to whether or not the BoE would hike. This was fuelled by the number of hawkish comments over…

The UK stock markets is one of the most closely watched in the world and has attracted a high number of Initial Public Offerings this year. It includes some of the world's most exciting companies, ranging from the new gig economy to the traditional banking and oil sectors. Below we take a look at some of the stocks that caught our attention recently and are keeping in our watchlist throughout…

The Reserve Bank of Australia decided to move forward with its plans to taper the pace of its Quantitative Easing program, but to also extend its duration.

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand opted to keep rates unchanged on Wednesday August 18th, in the aftermath of recent lockdown measures in the country.