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15:53 (GMT+3)

Closing the gap from the last weekend – that is all what the buyers can do for now and, to be honest with you, this is not a surprise as we are beneath a very important resistance. 10440 seems like a bearish stronghold for now; fortified with recent price movements since the beginning of August and two Fibonacci levels: 23.6% long-term uptrend and 38.2% short-term downtrend.

Securities

Natalia Milchakova

14:16 (GMT+3)

Apple Shares Down 8% on Fall in Sales

In the second quarter of this financial year, the revenue of the US high-tech giant Apple fell by 12.7% in comparison to that of Q2 of 2015, standing at a $50.6 billion. This is of especial significance since it is the first time that Apple has seen a fall in revenue for the past 13 years.

Securities

Anna Kokoreva

12:17 (GMT+3)

President’s Day and Asian Woes

The external factors to today’s trading are multiple. The US markets closed sharply up on Friday, with the S&P futures index growing steadily. Oil quotes are continuing to rise. Last Friday saw a sharp jump in oil prices after the UAE stated that OPEC members are ready to cooperate regarding a possible reduction in oil production.

Securities

Alpari Analyst

12:27 (GMT+3)

China’s Outlook Improving

Today’s markets are heading in all directions. The US markets closed slightly up with futures on the S&P index down. Oil prices are up after falling last night. Brent is now up by 1.5% to $51.02.

Securities

Alpari Analyst

11:47 (GMT+3)

UK Parliament Gives Go Ahead to Brexit Referendum

The UK House of Commons have given the green light to an initiative by prime minister David Cameron which will provide the British public the opportunity to vote in a referendum, deciding whether the UK will stay within the EU. The idea was supported by 316 parliamentarians, with 53 against.