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9th Jun 2022. 7.44am

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Morning Report – Thursday 9th June

FTSE to open at 7,550 (-43 pts)

Stocks on Wall Street continued to chop sideways yesterday with the S&P 500 locked in a small trading range on thin summer volumes.

Overnight in Asia, China reported stronger-than-expected exports in May, but new Shanghai lockdown restrictions saw stocks move lower.

All eyes will be fixed on the ECB today with the central bank announcing its interest rate decision and publishing its monetary policy statement.

S&P 500-1.08%Bearish for UK stocks
Hang Seng-1.05%Bearish for UK stocks
Gold-0.16%Neutral for UK stocks
AUD/JPY-0.43%Bearish for UK stocks
US 10yr Yield+50ptsBearish for UK stocks
Regency Risk Barometer Snapshot

Yesterday’s price action saw the FTSE futures close near the lows of the inside day pattern that we identified yesterday.

This morning we have seen the futures break below the inside day pattern – set up a press down into 7,500.

FTSE 100 Daily Rolling Futures – Key Levels

FTSE 100 Daily Rolling Futures – Key Levels
Final Results
Mitie (MTO)
Tate & Lyle (TATE)
Peel Hunt (PEEL)
International Economic Announcements
(11:45) ECB Interest Rate Decision (EUR)
(11:45) ECB Monetary Policy Decision Statement (EUR)
(12:30) ECB Press Conference (EUR)
Today’s Financial Diary

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