Nasdaq

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.

Nasdaq 100 futures erased a 75-day bear market in just 23 sessions. Is this the start of a new bullish cycle—or just another bear market bounce?

U.S. stocks are set to open significantly higher as the US and China agreed to a deal to reduce tariffs, signaling a de-escalation in the trade war. The US will lower tariffs to 30%, down from 145%, and Chinese taxes on US imports will fall to 10% from 125%. These new measures will be effective for 90 days.

USDJPY, Nasdaq Outlook: U.S.-China trade negotiations are gaining traction, but as optimism grows, markets are simultaneously pressing against major resistance zones — raising the stakes for a sustained breakout.

U.S. stocks are set to rise modestly as investors react to Trump's comments ahead of trade talks with China this weekend and ongoing concerns about inflation. Trump said he considers 80% tariffs on China as a good place. This would be down from the current 145% level.

Something big now has to happen, you’d feel, for the Nasdaq 100 forecast to turn bearish again. Otherwise, continued grind higher, with shallow dips is what I envisage will happen in the days and weeks ahead.

U.S. stocks are set to open higher in hopes of a de-escalation in trade tensions between the US and China, and as investors await the Federal Reserve interest rate decision later today. The Fed is expected to leave rates unchanged at 4.25%-4.5%. Attention will be on Powell's presser. A hawkish lean could spook stocks.

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.

Stocks rebound sharply, with all three major indices hitting fresh multi-week highs- Fed on tap. Battle lines drawn on the SPX500, NDX & DJI weekly technical charts.

GBPUSD, Nasdaq Outlook: Markets remain range bound as mixed data fuels investor uncertainty. U.S. GDP turned negative, Core PCE hit 0.0%, and jobless claims rose. Strong earnings offer some support, but trade risks persist. What’s next with today’s NFP report?