Hang Seng Index

The ASX 200 rally faces a wall of resistance, and given the declining volumes on the futures market I suspect a pullback could be. The Hang Seng rally meanwhile looks like it may have more to give, assuming it can break above the March low.

Wall Street’s epic rally on Wednesday sparked a strong rebound across Australasian futures markets. The ASX 200 has recouped all of its losses despite being the most volatile week in five years, and Hang Seng futures rebounded from key support levels.

Escalating trade risks are compounding technical weakness, leaving little relief in sight for Asian equity bulls.

The ASX 200 has not been spared by the stock rout stemming from Wall Street, which currently sits at a 31-week low. But those looking to diversify away from the 'sell everything' theme which plagues Wall Street may want to check out the Hang Seng,

Gold and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng aren’t usually mentioned in the same breath, but a strong correlation has emerged. Is there more to this than coincidence?

Hang Seng Tech is surging, USD/CNH is breaking lower, and sentiment toward Chinese assets is shifting fast. With tech valuations still below historical averages and momentum running hot, is this the start of a sustained rally or just another false dawn? Key levels and setups to watch

China wasted no time retaliating against fresh US tariffs, slapping duties on crude oil, LNG, and farm equipment while launching a probe into Google. USD/CNH is holding up for now, but will key resistance levels crack when the PBOC steps in post-Lunar New Year?

Trade tensions ease as tariff threats pause, fuelling sharp rallies in AUD/USD, EUR/USD and Hang Seng futures. But with US markets shut and liquidity thin, is this breakout a reliable signal or a classic bull trap?

China’s policy pivot is turning heads and bosting markets, with Hang Seng and A50 futures charging ahead. As bulls eye breakouts, will this stimulus spark fizzle out or ignite a rally hotter than a Sichuan hotpot?

The Hang Seng has seen no fewer than six times already this year on the daily charts, and it looks like it wants to tally up a seventh.

Stability in US bond yields may offer AUD/USD rare respite this week. However, with strong ties to commodity prices and Hang Seng futures, the Aussie remains closely linked to China’s economic outlook. Here’s why both factors may need to align to fuel a recovery in the pair.