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Gauge market dynamics by examining sentiment indicators, position ratios, price fluctuations, and technical signals to determine prevailing bullish or bearish trends

Gold is trading back around the $2,400/oz. level after posting a fresh multi-decade high earlier this week. The backdrop for the precious metal still remains positive.

​​While FTSE 100 remains range bound, DAX 40 and S&P 500 see days of losses amid unchanged ECB rates and US earnings season.

Monitor market sentiment, analyse position ratios, track percentage changes, and assess trading indicators to identify current bullish or bearish momentum.

The European Central Bank left policy rates unchanged earlier, inline with market expectations, with the September meeting, and updated staff projections, now key.

​​The losses have been halted for now in the Nasdaq 100 and the S&P 500, while the Hang Seng continues to stabilise after a two-month slump.​

Study trader sentiment, long/short positions, percentage shifts, and market signals to gauge bullish or bearish trends in real-time

UK jobs data came in largely in line with expectations with the unemployment rate remaining at 4.4% while average earnings eased to 5.7%. Claimant count remains a concern

Microsoft Corp is set to release its quarter four (Q4) financial results on 30 July 2024, after US market closes.

Yen surges against USD amid speculation of more Japanese intervention. Explore the factors driving this sudden shift and its implications for forex traders