The Nikkei 225 index CFDS ended the day lower yesterday traders reacted to the latest corporate troubles in Japan. The numbers and updates released yesterday point to a challenging quarter for most Japanese companies.
The US Consumer Confidence index has dropped for yet another month, spooking investors on the Nasdaq 100.
S&P 500 trades higher for the fifth consecutive session ahead of the Fed policy meeting and some important earnings reports later on the week.
The Dow Jones crossed a major resistance level as the market remained optimistic about the reopening of the US economy....
Nasdaq 100 futures trade higher for the third consecutive session as investors sentiment improves after five states let some of...
Today, risk-appetite is strong as investors pile into the FTSE 100, CAC 40, and Nikkei 225 before the re-opening of...
Dax index started the session muted but soon turned higher as the index hovers close monthly highs. Stocks rallied across...
The FTSE 100 traded in tight range as the market reacted to the latest earning releases. HSBC sent shockwaves after...
Nikkei 225 ended slightly lower today as the index failed to break above the critical resistance at the 50-day moving average. Investors will wait for the Fed and ECB decisions
Hang Seng index rose by more than 1% as the government started to ease restrictions on movements. This happened as the number of coronavirus cases started to wane in the city.
The Fear and Greed Index is up, and so is the Nasdaq 100. Here's why investors are pushing the Nasdaq 100 higher with some interesting chart patterns to be seen.
The S&P 500 index rose by almost 1% as some US states started preparing for an eventual reopening. The market was also following the ongoing earnings season.