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U.S. stock indices are moving higher on Monday as tech and AI-related stocks steady following a shocking October. The mood remains cautious following the AI wobble, with more tech earnings due this week, U.S. midterm elections and a full U.S. economic data calendar.
Crude oil weekly outlook: U.S.–Iran negotiations may be moving closer to a breakthrough as the U.S. midterm elections approach on Tuesday, bringing key resistance levels on crude oil charts into focus.
Today's session is dominated by three major catalysts: the ECB rate decision, US GDP and inflation data, and a packed earnings calendar featuring Amazon, Intel, Mastercard, Caterpillar and Volkswagen. While the DAX has reclaimed the critical 25,500 level, and sliced up right to around 26,000. The move back toward support will likely be determined by central bank guidance, inflation signals and corporate earnings.
The DAX has come under renewed pressure as another technology-led sell-off on Wall Street undermines global risk sentiment. While the index remains above key October lows, the recent recovery is losing momentum as investors reassess AI valuations, rising energy prices and escalating geopolitical risks. With oil climbing and major technology stocks facing renewed selling pressure, the focus has shifted back to support levels rather than fresh highs.
U.S. stocks are rising cautiously ahead of the Federal Reserve interest rate decision later today, as well as key tech earnings after the close.
U.S. stocks are rising as oil prices ease and investors cautiously look ahead to U.S. megacap earnings as a test of the AI trade. The Federal Reserve has also kicked off its two-day meeting ahead of tomorrow's announcement.
DAX struggles as optimism fades ahead of ECB rate decision this week. Oil recovers earlier losses as Middle East supply concerns offset diplomacy hopes.
U.S. stocks opened higher after last week's sell-off, which pushed the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq into their second straight weekly decline. Anthropic filed for its IPO, helping sentiment towards tech.
Crude Oil Weekly Outlook: Brent–WTI spread tests long-term resistance as monthly RSI reaches overbought territory and key elections approach. Brent and WTI levels and risks ahead.
Brent crude oil is accelerating above $110 as traders price in the risk of a US-Israeli strike on Iran over the weekend. How much more of a geopolitical premium can oil build in before the close?
U.S. stocks are pointing to a modestly lower open after a sharp AI sell-off yesterday, as telecom stocks slide. Brent rises towards $115 adding to inflation pressures ahead of the FOMC rate decision.
The Brent WTI spread is testing resistance that has held for about 11 years, with monthly RSI at overbought levels last seen in 2011.
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