Daily summary: Global stocks rebound at end of terrible month

8:06 PM 31 January 2022
  • European indices end the day mostly higher
  • Wall Street rebounds
  • Bitcoin jumped above $38000

European indices finished today's session slightly higher, with DAX  up 0.6%, and the FTSE 100, CAC 40, and IBEX 35 ending almost flat, while the FTSE MIB rose 0.7% following upbeat economic data and ahead of the UN Security Council’s meeting regarding the Ukraine crisis. The Eurozone economy expanded 0.3% in the final quarter of 2021 in line with market expectations while the Italian economy advanced at a faster-than-anticipated 0.6%. Germany’s inflation rate slowed less than expected to 4.9% in January. This week investors’ attention will focus on ECB monetary policy decision on Thursday.

Wall Street indexes rebounded on the final trading day of January. S&P 500 rose 1.1%, reducing its losses for the month to 5.99%. The Dow Jones rose 0.5%, cutting its loss for the month to just under 4% as it benefitted from its underweighting in tech shares. Nasdaq  jumped 2.4% today. The index is still down 9.8% for January, also its worst month since March 2020.The payrolls report, JOLTS, and ADP figures will also be in the spotlight this week.

Mixed moods prevail today in commodity markets amid weaker dollar and higher yields. US 10-year Treasury jumped to1.80% while gold rose 0.5% and is approaching $1,800.00 level. Silver fell 0.3% and is testing $22.40 level. WTI erased early losses and is trading 0.65% higher around $88.00 level, while Brent fell below $89.00. Major cryptocurrencies moved higher during today's session. Bitcoin price jumped above $38 000 while Ethereum is testing $2680 level.

Bitcoin starts the week in a positive mood. Looking at the technical situation on the D1 interval, we are dealing with two contradictory signals. On the one hand, a broad head and shoulders appeared which often heralds further declines. On the other hand, the sell-off slowed down around the major support at $ 33,200, which is marked with lower limit of the wide 1:1 structure. Source: xStation5

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