DAX Index Closes Lower Amid German Labor Market Focus
Closes 0.96% Lower
Frankfurt’s DAX dropped 0.9% to close at 22,460 on Friday, marking its third straight session of declines and underperforming its European peers.
Local equities were in the red on Friday after latest data showed continued weakness in the German labor market, weighing on the already-cautious market sentiment due to US tariff concerns.
Technically, DAX went below channel trend line that indicates more losses on a horizon
Close below 22.400 would be very bearish sign and opens a way for 21.700
Resistances above the head: 22.600, 22.750 & 23.0150
Friday profit-taking (EURUSD back below 1.0830, USDJPY above 150)… will see if month/quarter end rebalancing on Monday favors the USD as some banks predict… to suggest more than just book squaring EURUSD would need to move below 1.0820, currently support.
US500 (down) and EURUSD (up) charts (15 min) look like a mirror (DAX also down) which doesn;t make sense if you believe tariff fallout may be contained.
With that said, EURUSD currently testing 1.0830, no stops on first test,
GVI 2:09 I think that with such energetic price action as sofar 15 min candle maybe too big a hammer
IF one is into scalping style trade
risk is missing out trading exhaust / turn opp
just fwiw
GOLD (XAU/USD) is currently at price 3086.87 at exactly 3pm here in Nigeria. From my speculation and Analysis Gold is soaring for a higher reach. I see it getting to price range 3096, at least . I have said it before and we all know that Gold is a Bulllish Metal so there is more bias of Gold buying than selling.
If Gold eventually sells (go bearish) it is usually Temporary before it resumes it former bullish position. Gold got to its highest point today at price 3086, and its lowest point was 3053.51
Let us keep an eye on this Metal as it moves swiftly in the market. Let’s all be guided by using a 1-5% Capital risk and a 1:2/3 risk/ reward ratio.
A word is enough for the wise.
Thanks,
TOPNINE.
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