FXStreet reports that according to analysts at Credit Suisse, S&P 500 is expected to remain in a high-level consolidation range for now, with resistance at 3190 expected to cap after the index closed yesterday at 3113.49.
“A neutral ‘inside range’ session for the S&P 500 leaves our immediate outlook unchanged and we continue to look for the unfolding of a broad consolidation phase following the impressive March/June recovery.”
“Immediate resistance is seen at 3153 ahead of the top of the price gap from last week at 3181/90. With daily MACD momentum still holding a bearish cross we continue to look for this to then ideally cap for a move lower in the looked-for range. Above 3190 can see the risk stay higher for a test of the potential downtrend from the February peak, today seen at 3213/17.”
“Support stays seen at 3104 initially then the price gap from Tuesday at 3076/66. Beneath here is needed to ease the immediate upside to reinforce the broader ranging scenario, with support then seen next at 3044 ahead of the 200-day average at 3017.”
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