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S&P 500, Nasdaq back to retest their respective 200-day MA: Nasdaq 100, Hang Seng Index, US dollar

S&P 500, Nasdaq back to retest their respective 200-day MA: Nasdaq 100, Hang Seng Index, US dollar

MongiIG posted a blog entry in Market News,

Another blowout reading in the US core PCE price index kept the pressure on the risk environment to end last week, as rate hike expectations saw another round of hawkish recalibration in its aftermath.
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Where next for GBP as consumer confidence rises but inflation remains a challenge?

Where next for GBP as consumer confidence rises but inflation remains a challenge?

MongiIG posted a topic in Foreign Exchange (FX),

Despite UK consumer confidence rising to a 10-month high, the Gfk consumer confidence index shows that half of consumers are using savings to pay for everyday items and one in 10 are borrowing to survive.
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Dividend Adjustments 27th February 2023 - 6th March 2023

Dividend Adjustments 27th February 2023 - 6th March 2023

MongiIG posted a blog entry in IG Community Blog,

Please see the expected dividend adjustment figures for a number of our major indices for the week commencing 27th February 2023. These are projected dividends and likely to change. IG cannot be held responsible for any changes made.
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Sharp turnaround saw S&P 500 defending its key 4,000 level: DJIA, STI, Silver

Sharp turnaround saw S&P 500 defending its key 4,000 level: DJIA, STI, Silver

MongiIG posted a blog entry in Market News,

A sharp rally in the latter half of the trading session led major US indices to end the day in positive territory, with the S&P 500 successfully defending its key 4,000 level for now.
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Key stock indices: precariously perched, what comes next for the S&P, Nasdaq, Dow Jones and FTSE?

Key stock indices: precariously perched, what comes next for the S&P, Nasdaq, Dow Jones and FTSE?

MongiIG posted a blog entry in Market News,

What can traders expect as the markets remain mixed?
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3 Types of Forex Analysis

3 Types of Forex Analysis

MongiIG posted a blog entry in IG Community Blog,

This article explores the three most common forex analysis techniques: Fundamental, technical and sentiment analysis, and how they help to shape a trading strategy.
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Wall Street delivered worst day of 2023 overnight: S&P 500, NZD/USD, Gold

Wall Street delivered worst day of 2023 overnight: S&P 500, NZD/USD, Gold

MongiIG posted a blog entry in Market News,

The US equity markets started the new trading week with its worst one-day performance in 2023, as Treasury yields resumed its way higher.
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FTSE 100: Rolls Royce share price and FY earnings results preview

FTSE 100: Rolls Royce share price and FY earnings results preview

MongiIG posted a blog entry in Market News,

Outlook on the Rolls Royce share price ahead of its upcoming FY results.
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RBNZ meeting preview: 50bp hike expected after three-month break

RBNZ meeting preview: 50bp hike expected after three-month break

MongiIG posted a blog entry in Market News,

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand are expected to bring another 50-basis point hike on Wednesday in a bid to drive inflation lower
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FOMC meeting preview; what's next for the S&P 500, Nasdaq

FOMC meeting preview; what's next for the S&P 500, Nasdaq

MongiIG posted a blog entry in Market News,

Anticipation looms in the markets ahead of the FOMC meeting minutes release on Thursday at 6 am AEDT.
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The Week Ahead On The Markets

The Week Ahead On The Markets

MongiIG posted a blog entry in Market News,

This week’s key events include minutes from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), which will look at the recent interest rate decisions in Australia and the US respectively, with investors hoping these will provide further clues on the path of rates into the rest of the year. Beyond this, the Canadian and Japanese consumer price index (CPI), plus the US personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index (the Federal Reserve (Fed’s) preferred measure) will keep the focus on price data. UK bank earnings dominate the week for corporate reporting, along with updates from big miners like Rio Tinto and aerospace engineer Rolls Royce.
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Updated trading hours for Presidents’ Day 2023

Updated trading hours for Presidents’ Day 2023

OfentseIG posted a blog entry in Market News,

There’ll be some changes to certain markets on Monday 20 February 2023 and Tuesday 21 February 2023, as it’s a US federal holiday.
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What Past Global Recessions Can Teach Us About the Next One

What Past Global Recessions Can Teach Us About the Next One

MongiIG posted a blog entry in IG Community Blog,

The global economy is looking at a very tough year. Recession is not certain, but it may now be difficult to avoid. What can past recessions teach us about what may be coming?
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Dividend Adjustments 20th February 2023 - 27th February 2023

Dividend Adjustments 20th February 2023 - 27th February 2023

MongiIG posted a blog entry in Market News,

Please see the expected dividend adjustment figures for a number of our major indices for the week commencing 20th January 2023. These are projected dividends and likely to change. IG cannot be held responsible for any changes made.
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Alibaba earnings preview: a legacy company facing the inflection point

Alibaba earnings preview: a legacy company facing the inflection point

MongiIG posted a blog entry in Market News,

Alibaba, the Chinese e-commerce legacy business is facing real challenges to revive its growth despite China’s reopening and the abating regulatory fears.
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US equities finding upside despite stronger US dollar: Nasdaq 100, USD/JPY, Gold

US equities finding upside despite stronger US dollar: Nasdaq 100, USD/JPY, Gold

MongiIG posted a blog entry in Market News,

Major US indices managed to find their way higher overnight, reflecting the bulls retaining control despite an initial mixed market reaction to the US retail sales data.
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Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust: five-year returns on the FTSE 100

Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust: five-year returns on the FTSE 100

MongiIG posted a blog entry in Market News,

Scottish Mortgage shares have fallen by 50% since their peak in November 2021. But on a five-year basis, the Trust is still delivering solid returns.
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Post in My personal FX pairs and XAUUSD analysis

Post in My personal FX pairs and XAUUSD analysis

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@DominicWalsh shares their latest structure analysis for NZDUSD.
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Is the recent price drop in bitcoin a warning sign or a buying opportunity?

Is the recent price drop in bitcoin a warning sign or a buying opportunity?

AdamGil posted a topic in Cryptocurrency and Blockchain,

After several sideways trading sessions, the price of BTC has finally taken an exciting swing lower, raising the possibility of significant price movement in the future. According to several observers, this pattern presents a fantastic opportunity for Bitcoin investors to buy the dip and profit.
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The Week Ahead On The Markets

The Week Ahead On The Markets

MongiIG posted a blog entry in Market News,

US and UK consumer price index (CPI) are the key events of the week, the former having global ramifications after the recent non-farm payrolls (NFP) report and hawkish comments from the Federal Reserve (Fed) speakers. Earnings from UK banks such as Barclays and NatWest dominate the week this side of the Atlantic, as earnings season in the US begins to thin out.
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FTSE 100 oil majors: where next for BP and Shell?

FTSE 100 oil majors: where next for BP and Shell?

MongiIG posted a blog entry in Market News,

Both FTSE 100 oil titans, BP and Shell, have recorded record annual profits for 2022. Climate strategies and windfall taxes remain on the agenda for 2023.
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Best FTSE 100 dividend stocks in March 2023

Best FTSE 100 dividend stocks in March 2023

MongiIG posted a blog entry in Market News,

Shell, Glencore, and Legal & General could constitute the three best FTSE 100 dividend stocks for investors to consider next month
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What's Going on with Litecoin?

What's Going on with Litecoin?

AdamGil posted a topic in Cryptocurrency and Blockchain,

LTC crossed $100 Feb 2 of 2023 by member @AdamGil.
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My personal FX pairs and XAUUSD analysis

My personal FX pairs and XAUUSD analysis

DominicWalsh posted a topic in Foreign Exchange (FX),

@DominicWalsh shares their analysis of different markets. Check out the forum and join the discussion with your analysis.
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Dividend Adjustments 13th February 2023 - 20th February 2023

Dividend Adjustments 13th February 2023 - 20th February 2023

OfentseIG posted a blog entry in Market News,

Please see the expected dividend adjustment figures for a number of our major indices for the week commencing 13th January 2023. These are projected dividends and likely to change. IG cannot be held responsible for any changes made.
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