The FTSE 100 Index has pulled back in recent weeks, falling from a July high of 10,986 to its current level of 10,606. October will test this retreat as several major companies publish their results.
The DAX has fallen more than 5.4% from its record high this year and is now trading near its lowest level since July. That weakness will be tested in October, when some of its largest
Gold price has crawled back in the past few days, moving from this month’s low of $4,110 to the current $4,177. This rebound coincided with the falling crude oil prices as the US and Iranian
BMW share price has been in a strong sell-off this year, erasing billions of euros in value, as concerns about its growth continue. After soaring to €92.52 in December, the stock has slipped to €55.86.
Tesla stock has come under pressure in the past few days. After peaking at $384 last week, it pulled back to $372 as investors remained concerned about its business. This article highlights some of the
Nvidia stock price has remained inside a narrow range in the last two weeks. It ended last week at $225, down modestly from the year-to-date high of $236. This consolidation will be put to the
The Hang Seng Index drifted upwards on Monday morning as investors reacted to the latest Chinese industrial profits data and waited for the upcoming macro numbers. It rose to 24,665, a few points above this
Crude oil price will be in the spotlight on Monday as traders react on the new developments in the US-Iran war. Brent, the global benchmark, has dropped to $97.6, down modestly from this month’s high
The crypto market was on edge over the weekend as the last rally of top altcoins being in the red. Bitcoin was stuck inside a narrow range above $84,000, while the valuation of all tokens
SpaceX stock has wavered this month after hitting the crucial resistance at $158. This consolidation has coincided with share unlocks and the upcoming Starlink v3 test. It was trading at $148.03 on Friday, down sharply
