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Bulls are back finally rises from 8550 | 8715 8771 resistance | 8660 support

Technical analysis for FTSE 100 for 6th February 2025

The FTSE100 has finally managed to pull away from the 8550 level and the bulls put in a decent shift yesterday breaking above the 8600 level. Likewise the S&P500 pulling away well from the 6000 level. Bodes well for some more upside today as we have the BoE expected to cut rates at midday, with US jobless claims at 1330. Also NFP tomorrow don't forget!

For today I am thinking that generally we will see some continued bullishness, and an initial rise to the 8715 area where we have the next daily resistance level in play. That is also just above the R1 level at 8705 and the bears will certainly be trying to defend the round number at 8700.

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The Bank of England has cut interest rates as Britain’s economy faces pressure from weak growth and persistent inflation.

Policymakers voted to reduce the Bank Rate from 4.75pc to 4.5pc - its lowest level since June 2023 - in the wake of official figures showing inflation fell unexpectedly to 2.5pc last month.

It is the third time borrowing costs have been cut since last summer and is a boost for Chancellor Rachel Reeves, who needs growth in Britain’s economy to help her meet her self-imposed fiscal rules.

It comes as closely watched surveys showed that in January the UK’s dominant services sector cut jobs at the fastest pace in four years, while Britain’s construction sector activity fell unexpectedly for the first time in nearly a year.

A burgeoning tariff trade war between the US and China, the world’s two largest economies, poses further risks to growth.