
EUR/USD, Nasdaq Price Outlook: Reversal Risks Build
EUR/USD and Nasdaq Price Outlook: Overbought/oversold momentum on hourly and daily time frames is raising reversal risks across the U.S. dollar, EUR/USD and Nasdaq after a strong weekly advance.
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EUR/USD and Nasdaq Price Outlook: Overbought/oversold momentum on hourly and daily time frames is raising reversal risks across the U.S. dollar, EUR/USD and Nasdaq after a strong weekly advance.

U.S. stocks are heading for a modestly stronger start as investors awaited developments over potential talks between the U.S. and Iran.

The trading week is getting underway with renewed bullish momentum across Nasdaq. This is reflected in today's session, where the index has gained more than 2.5%, highlighting a buying bias that has not been observed with this level of strength in several weeks.

The fear on the long end of the Treasury curve has taken a step back even as two-year notes saw a massive jump in yield last week. But looking at stocks rallies appear set for resumption with the bull flag in the S&P 500 giving way to an early-week breakout.

Lower oil prices, semiconductor strength and improving technical momentum are helping Nasdaq futures overcome a hostile backdrop of higher Treasury yields and a stronger US dollar.

The response to the rate hike was a strong Thursday outing but ever since Kevin Warsh took over atop the Fed there’s been a shift in equity markets.

U.S. stocks are heading higher, extending yesterday's post-Fed bounce, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq leading the way as falling oil prices help ease inflation concerns.

It’s a delicate balancing act for Kevin Warsh at today’s FOMC meeting where the bank is highly expected to raise rates for the first time in three years. The Nasdaq 100, meanwhile, hasn’t set a fresh high since the day before his first press conference.

U.S. Stocks have opened lower on Tuesday as rising oil prices and elevated Treasury yields dampen demand for equities ahead of tomorrow's FOMC rate decision.

It’s a big week ahead with a widely expected FOMC rate hike followed by a Bank of Japan rate decision. But perhaps more pressing are moves showing in US Treasuries and Oil and what that might entail for the macro landscape.

U.S. stocks are falling sharply on Monday, dragged down by a sharp sell-off in AI stocks after top U.S. executives called for a slowdown in development of AI technology owing to safety concerns,

USD/JPY, Nasdaq Outlook: Rate hikes, AI-related concerns and rising crude oil prices are among the major headlines limiting risk appetite this week while supporting the U.S. dollar and USD/JPY.

A hawkish Fed and 10-Year Notes on the verge of a push above 5%, yet stocks have so far shrugged off that fear. But can it continue?