Market News & Analysis

Signs abound that key challenges to risk appetite have been sufficiently priced.

European indices are trading gently higher as markets have yet to wake up to the fact that a new political battlefront is about to open up.

Recent corrective rebound stalled below resistances, impulsive down move to resume.

China continues to follow through with the decision to purchase higher grade Iron ore over the lower grades supplied by the smaller producers (FMG) and others. China's imports of steelmaking raw material iron ore fell slightly in August from the previous months, hit by output curbs on steel mills as the government continues to battle pollution. Impo...

The FTSE lacked direction across the morning session but as Wall Street opened higher, rebounding after Thursday’s selloff, the FTSE followed suit.

Nimbleness is a good quality for European stock market investors to have on Friday.

Nasdaq 100 is likely to resume its impulsive downleg.

After enjoying a day of sunshine earlier in the week, storm clouds returned to both the Sydney skyline and global financial markets yesterday. Leading the way lower in the Asian time zone was the Chinese equity markets. The Shanghai Composite, after closing down -2.90%, is now 30% below its 2018 lows and at levels last seen back in 2014. Storm cl...

Despite a stronger start the FTSE soon followed its global peers into the red, dragged lower by renewed selling on Wall Street.

A renewed sell-off of U.S. 10-year Treasurys is challenging this week's stock market bounce

Sentiment towards China continues to deteriorate. The number one worry for investors is the slowing down of Chinese economic growth owing to the ongoing trade dispute between China and the US.