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​​​​Dow, Nasdaq 100 and CAC40 push higher​​​​

​​Indices have moved higher on Monday, with signs that the rally may continue today. ​

Source: Bloomberg

​​​Dow makes further gains

​The index has spent the past three sessions rallying from last week’s low, and is now challenging the 50-day SMA from below. ​ ​A close above 35,000 is critical to a renewed bullish view emerging, as this would signal that a higher low has formed in late August and early September, and could see a fresh move back to 35,600, the highs from July. ​ ​Sellers will need a close back below 34,280 in order to suggest that a new leg lower is developing.

Source: ProRealTime

​Nasdaq 100 rallies off 50-day

MA ​After stabilising on Friday, the index pushed back above the 50-day SMA on Monday, setting up another possible attempt to break above the late August high. ​ ​From there the 15,760, 15,932 and then the 16,021 levels come into view.

The recovery from the August lows has helped to renew the bullish view. ​ ​It would require a move back below 15,270 to negate the short-term bullish view, and this might then bring the 14,690 support zone back into play.

Source: ProRealTime

​CAC40 rises for another day

​The index maintained the bullish momentum seen on Friday, after the price rallied back above the 200-day SMA. ​ ​Having averted a deeper pullback for now, the index could now push back to 7400, or on to the late July highs at 7509.

This would then put the index back on course to target the 2023 high at 7588. ​ ​Sellers will need a close back below 7110 to result in another test of the 7100 support zone. ​

Source: ProRealTime

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