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Without a new bearish catalyst, ongoing trade optimism may keep the stock markets supported for a while yet. Our Dow Jones forecast remains mildly positive for now.

Nasdaq 100 forecast supported by trade optimism and renewed boost in chipmakers, and no major bearish catalysts in play, this is allowing dip-buyers to dominate as technical signs point to new highs amid strong bullish momentum

Crude Oil, Nasdaq Outlook: Risk appetite has strengthened on renewed U.S.–China trade optimism and recent diplomatic and investment progress in the Middle East, supporting stocks and crude oil amid improved growth expectations.

EUR/USD rises to 1.12 despite cooler German inflation. FTSE 100 holds steady amid mixed earnings.

FTSE 100 forecast mildly optimistic following trade truce-led rally; UK equities lifted by global risk sentiment as benchmark stock index tries to break out of short-term consolidation pattern.

EUR/USD falls below 1.11 as US-China agree to pause tariffs. FTSE 100 rises on trade optimism, miners drive the gains.

Hopes that the US will strike some trade deals with its large trading partners ahead of the weekend meeting between US and Chinese trade representatives is helping to keep risk appetite mildly positive. This is keeping the Dow Jones forecast neutral as the index tests a major resistance area.

USD/JPY rises ahead of the FOMC rate decision. FTSE 100 to end record winning run despite US & India trade developments.

Over the past 10 trading sessions, the Nasdaq 100 index has shown a strong recovery, gaining more than 13%, driven in part by easing trade tensions between the United States and China, which has helped restore short-term market confidence.

EUR/USD slips amid a firmer USD, German GDP contracts. FTSE steady as upbeat earnings offset weaker miners.

FTSE is inches higher ahead of UK banks’ earnings this week. EUR/USD falls away from its 3-year high ahead of a busy week.