Equities are mixed across globe today. Performance this week at a glance in chart & table -
S&P 500 -
- S&P is down as dollar's rise and yields move higher.
- PCE income grew by 0.4% m/m in April, while expenditure remained flat. Core inflation was weaker than expected at 0.1% m/m
- Market manufacturing PMI came at 54 in May, while ISM manufacturing improved to 52.8 in April.
- Construction spending grew by 2.2% m/m in April.
- S&P 500 is currently trading at 2109. Immediate support lies at 1980, 2040, 2080 and resistance 2164.
FTSE -
- FTSE broken below 7000 mark as PMI revealed slowdown in economy. Today's range 7049-6937.
- FTSE is currently trading at 6944. Immediate support lies at 6850, 6700 and resistance at 7120.
DAX -
- DAX is suffering amid risk aversion. Today's range11509-11347. German PMI came weaker than expected at 51.1 in May.
- Larger buy trend remains in place. Upside target is coming at 12600-12700 with stop at 11100.
- DAX is currently trading at 11460. Immediate support lies at 11250 and resistance at 12080 around.
EuroStxx50 -
- Stocks across Europe are all mixed today. Bears are still retaining control.
- Germany is up (+0.03%), France's CAC40 is up (+0.46%), Italy's FTSE MIB is down (-0.04%) and Spain's IBEX is up (+0.18%).
- EuroStxx50 is currently trading at 3578, up 0.06% today. Support lies at 3450, 3300 and resistance at 3760.
Nikkei -
- Weaker Yen is providing the necessary support to Nikkei, which is likely to move higher.
- Japanese manufacturing PMI came flat at 50.9 for May.
- Nikkei is currently trading at 20565. Key support is at 20200, 19500 and resistance at 20900 area.
|
S&P500 |
-0.05% |
|
FTSE |
-0.64% |
|
DAX |
+0.03% |
|
EuroStxx50 |
+0.06% |
|
Nikkei |
+0.59% |


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