NAGA | Oct 05, 2022 04:22AM ET
The week has illustrated a strong “risk on” market so far with most assets in the medium and high risk category seeing an increase. This includes stocks, oil, and cryptocurrencies. However, most economists are voicing concerns about false hopes. According to economists, for the “risk on” sentiment to continue it would require inflation to show a strong decline next week.
Crude oil saw the strongest spike, increasing by over 3.60% throughout Tuesday. This is mainly in response to OPEC’s meeting taking place today and the breakout level which was broken on the 23rd September. The price is showing very little volatility this morning and has formed a slight retracement. The large increase in price and the resistance level likely have traders looking for further clarity and price drivers.
The price of the DAX was not only supported by the “risk on” sentiment which can be seen across the globe, but also from Germany’s latest fiscal policy support. The €200 billion package which has recently been announced is aimed at supporting businesses and consumers with energy costs.
However, the European Central Bank (ECB) is predicted to increase interest rates again as the Eurozone sees inflation increase above 10%. Another hike is likely to pressure the stock market.
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