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CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 65% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider.
You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
Market Overview For the past few days, markets have been building with anticipation of an impending escalation of tensions between the US and China. Whilst equity markets have been positive with focus on COVID-19 vaccines and economy re-openings, looking large overhead has been the US response to China over its
Market Overview A remarkable breakout rally continues on equities, however it is interesting to see slightly more of a cautious outlook beginning to develop across other areas of major markets. Concerns are beginning to mount over relations between the US and China. Moves by the White House and Congress to
Market Overview As has so often been the case in recent weeks, unrestrained hope of economic recovery that comes with a vaccine is short-lived. Traction in the breakouts for risk appetite is difficult to maintain as markets always have a “but” as a restraining caveat. COVID-19 vaccine hopes and talk
Market Overview There seems to be a number of factors on rotation which depending upon the latest newsflow will result in the set up for market sentiment on any given day. The three factors to consider are progress of a COVID-19 vaccination, the stages of economies re-opening after lockdown, and
Market Overview At a time where markets are trying to build the momentum to take the next step forward in this recovery, growing geopolitical risk between the US and China is not ideal. We are increasingly seeing the threat of renewing tensions between the world’s two most powerful economies. Moves
Market Overview We continue to see markets trying to break key resistance levels, underpinned by an accommodative Federal Reserve. However, once more sentiment has just been dragged back by US President jabbing at China. The US is dealing with the worst numbers of the COVID-19 epidemic and President Trump is
Market Overview As we have seen on several occasions in recent weeks, the course of the risk recovery never seems able to run smoothly. What was seen as an all out risk rally on Monday has hit the buffers again. The question is how much weight markets now assign to
Market Overview Risk appetite has had several shots in the arm at the beginning of this week. Markets had already been reacting to the accommodative comments from Fed chair Powell in his interview, aired over the weekend. This was then added to with the encouraging trial results for a COVID-19
Market Overview The ebb and flow of market sentiment has once more seen flow back into risk at the start of the week. An interview by Fed chair Powell on the programme, 60 Minutes, in the US last night has been taken as a glass half full. Powell talked about
Market Overview Equity markets are responding well to the rally into the close on Wall Street last night. It had looked as though a third and what could have been decisive bearish session in a row was forming, but the bulls managed to claw their way back and leave a
Market Overview The last few sessions have seen an increasing tide of risk negative influences hitting on market sentiment. Concerns over economies re-opening and the potential for second wave infection rates increasing are a factor. However, markets are also having to price for a re-emergence of trade risk, as the
Market Overview Major markets are stuck in a period of consolidation. This is shown across forex majors, commodities and indices. We see Treasury yields drifting and almost daily fluctuations on the US dollar. Equity markets are broadly no higher today than they were a month ago, whilst gold has become
Market Overview The tide market sentiment has once more seen positive risk appetite begin to ebb away once more today. It seems that in recent days, market direction is being driven by newsflow not so much on COVID-19, but on rhetoric from both sides of the US/China trade story. The
Market Overview Despite the eye wateringly high levels of unemployment for the US in Friday’s Non-farm payrolls (which will also be even worse in next month’s data), the outlook for recovery on risk has picked up again. Coming into Monday morning, the glass remains half full as risk appetite edges
Market Overview There is a continued fluctuation of risk appetite across major markets as a recent phase of uncertainty continues. We have argued that this is a crucial crossroads for markets as the recovery momentum of the risk rally has tailed off in the past week or so. This choppy
We recorded the first of our Trader Talks videos was recorded today. Over the coming weeks, Richard Perry, the Senior Market Analyst at Hantec Markets will be hosting a series of market discussions with trading expert, Steve Miley, The Market Chartist. In today’s video the discussion was all about how
Market Overview Coming into the European session today we see risk sentiment edging positively once more. The newsflow on COVID-19 still seems to be centred around the re-opening of economies, which if managed in the right way, should allow growth measures to pick up once more. US Treasury yields are
Market Overview Conflicting reports over how President Trump might respond to China have generated swings in sentiment on major markets in recent sessions. Suggestions are now coming out from Trump’s administration that they will not push for retribution over China’s role that could be perceived as having created this global
Market Overview There has been a lean back towards risk aversion in recent sessions and this has continued into the new trading week. This comes as President Trump, in his infinite wisdom, has seen it as a good time to start talking about reprisals for China’s role in the global
Market Overview Sentiment continues to improve as equity markets climb on the confidence given to them that the COVID-19 treatment drug from Gilead could allow economies to battle through whilst a vaccination is still being developed. The Federal Reserve painted a dour picture of the US economy in a meeting
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