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FRA40 Failed Bullish Breakout FRA40 Was Collecting Upside Liquidity To Facilitate The Bearish Move. The Bearish Move Was Also Facilitating An Overall Bullish Move Out Of The Bearish Channel We're Currently In. There Are Equal Lows In The Region Of Price We're In At The Moment (A friend Of Mine, Brian, Would Call These Kind Of Areas:" Areas Of Sensitivity"). Therefore Many Orders (Sell Stops; Stop Losses; Buy Stops) Lying In This Region Of Price. This Provides The Necessary Volume Required By Commercial Traders/Banks To Enter A Substantial Amount Of Orders As Price Moves Up. This Is What Retail A-Book Traders Fall Victim To (Especially Day-Traders), And This Also What Brokers Use To Make Money From B-Booked Traders. Peace
BLACKBULL:FRA40
by METACroc29
FR40 27th APRIL 2022FR40 Index/CAC is a benchmark French stock market index. It tracks the performance of 40 companies selected among the top 100 market capitalization and the most active listed equities traded on the NYSE Euronext Paris. French President-elect Emmanuel Macron has done something no other French president has achieved before. Namely winning re-election while still leading his own government. His victory over Marine Le Pen may have been convincing, but he had a problem. There are new elections near the French National Assembly and most voters do not like them. This will make the French stock index fluctuate. FR40 decreased 738 points or 10.32% since the beginning of 2022, according to trading on a contract for difference (CFD) that tracks this benchmark index from France.
OANDA:FR40EURLong
by DNP-FX
FR40 CAC40:FUNDAMENTAL NEWS+TECHNICAL VIEW | LONG 🔔France: Growth Slows as Repercussions of Russia-Ukraine Conflict Darken Inflation and Fiscal Outlooks Rising spending in dealing with economic and geopolitical repercussions of Russia’s further incursion in the Ukraine additionally weigh on France’s already weakened fiscal outlook as recovery slows, exacerbating long-run credit challenges. Our baseline economic forecast of France is for modest recovery with real growth of 3.6% for 2022 before 2.1% in 2023 (-0.3pps), as growth slows across the euro area. Under a more stressed economic scenario, with higher and more long-lasting price pressures, output growth slows more significantly. However, we assume the energy price shock proves temporary, given futures of oil and gas prices indicating a downward price trend over a next 12 months. One of the main knock-on effects is pressure on government to mitigate inflation and raise defence expenditure One of the main adverse knock-on effects of Russia’s further invasion of the Ukraine for France is pressure the government at this stage faces in mitigating impact of rising inflation as well as to raise defence spending – just as, moreover, recovery from the Covid-19 crisis and associated revenue growth have started slowing. The resulting excess deficit puts pressure on French public finances, which have already deteriorated under the context of the Covid-19 crisis, leaving the country with limited room to raise spending further. French general government debt reached around 115% of GDP in 2021, up from 98% of GDP in 2019. On 16 March, the government announced a fresh package of measures aimed at provision of relief for households and firms hit by rising energy and other prices, including a discount of 15-euro cents a litre on petrol between April and July, energy-price related subsidies for firms and the strengthening of state-backed corporate liquidity facilities. Including previously introduced budgetary support since last September, these measures amount to an aggregate cost of EUR 25bn (circa 1% of GDP). The government has as well started discussion around an increase of civil service salaries in response to rising costs. France does have the advantage, as compared with Germany especially, of comparatively low reliance on oil and gas imports, given Electricité de France’s large park of nuclear power stations, helping ultimately contain France’s rate of inflation as compared with that of the rest of the euro area and expected to cap additional government compensation paid to households and businesses.
OANDA:FR40EURLong
by INDEX_INSIDERS
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CAC40 up or down?I like this market because if you have the right set up, that can be very profitable. And it’s not as volatile as NAS100. As of today it’s interesting situation. We have bearish candle stick - but not very strong, MACD - bullish crossover coming soon. RSI is in the middle but doesn’t have enough momentum to rally to the upside. Russia/Ukraine - we’re not sure what will happen, Omicron is not such a threat anymore. inflation in Europe is rising, I don’t really think ECB will announce higher rates tomorrow, not just yet. What I suspect we might stay where we are for now, to gain some momentum, unless ECB decides to rise the rates, then we will go down.
TVC:CAC40
by Trinnisia_Trades