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10th Mar 2021. 7.49am

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Morning Report – Wednesday 10th March

FTSE to open at 6,695 (-35 pts)

It’s been a quiet Asian session with the bond market out of the headlines and the Hang Seng holding above long-term support.

The risk barometer has a bullish to neutral outlook thanks to a solid set of gains in US trading. And whilst the FTSE futures are set for a weak open, this could attract buyers.

S&P 500-1.13%Bearish for UK stocks
Hang Seng-1.10%Bearish for UK stocks
Gold+0.54%Bearish for UK stocks
AUD/JPY-0.18%Neutral for UK stocks
US 10yr Yield+73ptsBearish for UK stocks
Regency Risk Barometer Snapshot

The FTSE came within touching distance of testing the 6,800 February swing highs before beating a hasty retreat.

With the futures languishing near yesterday’s lows, the market will need to hold above the broken swing resistance area at 6,705 to maintain a bullish outlook.

A break of yesterday’s lows in early trading will likely lead to a move down into the 6,600 area.

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