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European stocks closed sharply higher on Tuesday, extending gains to a third straight session, with investors focusing on earnings updates and looking ahead to the European Central Bank's monetary policy announcement, due later in the week. Stocks turned in a somewhat sluggish performance earlier in

DAX continues to respect bullish structure with higher highs & higher lows. Price is consolidating just below 25,320–25,350 supply, indicating breakout potential. Key Levels: Support: 25,200 → 25,135 → 25,050 Resistance: 25,320 → 25,360 → 25,450 📈 Break & hold above 25,320 → bullish continu

There is a wide range of stock indices available to trade today. Some of the most popular indices among traders include: The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJ30): Launched in 1885, the Dow Jones is one of the oldest stock indices in the world. It comprises 30 large publicly-owned companies in the US.

Trade is likely to be thinned this week by Thanksgiving in the United States, but the virus’ resurgence has traders once again monitoring COVID-19 cases and governments’ responses. USDIndex at 16-month highs above 96.00. Yields: 10-year Treasury rate is up 1.4 bp at 1.57%, while across the Asia Paci

Receding fears of aggressive policy turns from the Fed and BoE saw shorts scramble to cover with yields plunging as the markets repriced policy outlooks. Although the FOMC announced tapering and the BoE warned of rate hikes down the road, the more patient stance taken by both banks wrongfooted bond

Supply chain disruptions are increasingly hitting production targets and adding to stagflation concerns. The bond market is overlooking Wednesday’s CPI data and the prospects for a hot report and the FOMC Minutes tonight. Global Yields grab helped underpin the long end- reflected in the solid 10-yea