11 December 2024
The XJO continues to travel in a sideways channel, while Chinese lending figures raised concerns about the health of its economy. New yuan loans in July fell to their lowest levels since 2009, causing Asian markets to fall.
The XJO continues to travel in a sideways channel, while Chinese lending figures raised concerns about the health of its economy. New yuan loans in July fell to their lowest levels since 2009, causing Asian markets to fall.
The XJO has still had a decent month, only sliding 1.3% in an uncertain global economic environment. It is still well above both its 52 week low of 6411, and its 13 week low of 6998.
The XJO was largely flat throughout the past week, with the index encountering a weak open this morning. It was sitting around 7200 just before midday – comfortably higher than its 200 day weighted moving average of 7248 and its 50 day weighted moving average of 7289. The index’s 52 week high currently stands just over 7567.
Gold is showing signs of strength around the US$1930/oz mark, as it refuses to venture too far away from its crucial US$2000/oz level.
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