As the ECB dust settles – DAX30 CFD bulls emerge in control

With the Economic calendar being quite thin as we begin the trading week, trading in the DAX30 CFD will be most likely driven by technical factors and the ECB decision's aftermath.

Our view in general is that the ECB opened the door for further gains in the German index with the decision to cut the deposit rate to -0.5%, implementing a 2-tier system for reserve remuneration and especially re-launching QE at €20bn per month beginning November 1, and will, for as long as necessary, reinforce the accommodative impact of policy rates.

With the long sequence on H1 staying intact above 12,300 points, our target on the upside around 12,600/650 points stays active.

Only a drop below 12,300 points would darken the technical picture, switch the mode to neutral, activating the region around 12,180/200 points as a first target.

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