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Markets Generally Weak Today

Markets Generally Weak Today

Posted May 9, 2023
David Linton
Updata Analytics
  • US Dollar still weak, all about key levels now.
  • Sterling stronger.
  • Bitcoin falls back to $27K. US stocks, set to open a lower today based on futures.
  • S&P 500 Index still has work to do to get back above previous 4,200 point high.
  • US markets still below their weekly clouds.
  • UK market failing to make a new high, same for the DAX.
  • Asia mixed overnight.
  • Japan looking strong, HK and China fall.
  • Gold holding the $2,000 level more convincingly now, consensus is we will go to $2,500 – medium term targets short of that.
  • US Bond yields a tussle between the medium and long term trends.
  • Energy – Crude Oil falling back again after big falls last week.
  • Carbon steadies after break to new lows!
  • Watch the targets.
  • European Gas gives up early morning gains – short price targets.
  • German Power stuck in daily trading range.

Originally Posted May 9, 2023

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