Summary of content for the week of Jul 9:
1. Week
27 major indexes performance;
2.
Week 27 US sector indexes performance;
3.Major
indexes weekly charts of support and resistance levels;
U.S
U.S major
indexes finished out a bumpy week, posting solid gains for the 3rd week
in a row. The technology-heavy Nasdaq was the top gainer in the table. Refer
to major indexes weekly and monthly performance table below.
1.
Major driver of the
sentiment during the week appeared to be the steep decline in the U.S Treasury
yields, the 10-year note hitting a nearly five-month low before recovering
somewhat to end the week.
Among SPX 11 sectors, the interest rate-sensitive real estate
sector(XLRE) performed best as longer-term Treasury yields decreased sharply.
Energy(XLE) stocks fared worst on
concerns that disagreements among major oil producers would result in some
violating output restrictions. Refer to
SPX sector indexes weekly performance below.
China/HK
China SSE index edged slightly higher for the week. Selling was
pronounced in technology stocks amid heightened regulatory risk on reports that
Beijing will tighten oversight of U.S.-listed Chinese companies, many of which
are in the tech sector, as well as the government’s continued crackdown on domestic
tech companies.
On Friday, the People’s Bank of China unexpectedly announced that
it would cut its reserve requirement ratio (RRR), the amount of cash most banks
must hold in reserve at the central bank. The move will unleash about RMB 1
trillion of long-term liquidity into the economy, according to Bloomberg, and
effectively allow banks to increase lending to smaller companies hurt by rising
costs.
Hang Seng Index(.HSI) was the worst index performer in the table
above. The index gave back all its 2021 gains before rebounded from its 250dma technical
support level and recovered somewhat.
Singapore
STI index closed flat for 2nd week with little change.
Its weekly chart in range-bound, with immediate resistance at 3194 recent high and
major support at 3104 recent low.
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