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- The ECB has increased its warnings recently about the risk of rising inflation in Europe. Technically, European indices should remain under pressure and resume their down trend towards the August lows. US markets remained under pressure last week as investors focused on lower energy prices and inflation risk.
- Monday, October 24 - 2005 at 15:57 |
- Investors remain increasingly concerned about higher inflation, disappointing 3Q & 4Q earnings and a property market bubble. Technically, US indices reached new lows and the S&P 500 could drop down to 1153 and then 1130 before a bounce can be considered.
- Monday, October 17 - 2005 at 12:53 |
- This week the US market will focus on inflation data (Friday) and the start of the earnings seasons. The auto sector should be active after Delphi filled for Chapter 11 during the weekend.
- United Arab Emirates: Monday, October 10 - 2005 at 13:18 |
- Technically, the SP500 and Nasdaq 100 look set for a continuation of their flat consolidation in the short term. In the medium term, above respectively 1200 and 1550 the uptrend remains intact. Below those levels, the risk will be initially for a 2 to 4% short term decline.
- Monday, October 03 - 2005 at 15:52 |
- Technically, the SP500 and Nasdaq 100 look set for further flat consolidation in the short term. In the medium term, above respectively 1200 and 1550 the uptrend remains intact. Below those levels, the risk will be initially for a 2 to 4% short term decline.
- Monday, September 26 - 2005 at 17:21 |
- The main question is when the Fed will end its tightening cycle. Technically, the SP500 and Nasdaq 100 look set for a flat consolidation in the short term. In the medium term, above respectively 1200 and 1550 the uptrend remains intact.
- Monday, September 19 - 2005 at 17:04 |
- Confidence among expat investors that markets will grow has dropped by more than half in the last six months. Today, 25% hold that view, down from 53% in November 2004.
- Luxembourg: Wednesday, September 07 - 2005 at 18:05 |
- We keep our overweight in equities and directional hedge funds, are neutral in real estate and relative value hedge funds and are underweight in bonds and cash. No change in regional or sector equity allocation.
- Tuesday, July 05 - 2005 at 08:15 |
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