​​While the Dow continues to struggle, the Nasdaq 100 is back at its previous peak. The Nikkei 225 has made a solid start to the week and is looking to move higher.​

Outlook on FTSE 100, DAX 40 and S&P 500 ahead of US May Non-Farm Payrolls and average hourly earnings data.

Indices have seen fresh gains, with the Nasdaq 100 in particular rallying to a new record high.

Indices saw a mixed session on Monday, struggling to hold early gains but finishing off the lows. However, early trading has seen stocks struggle again.

While the Nasdaq 100’s losses have been relatively limited, both the Dow and the Nikkei 225 have suffered heavy losses.

While the Dax and Nasdaq 100 are back on course to test previous highs, the Dow is still stabilising after the sharp drop it suffered last week.

While the Dow is struggling to hold recent gains, the Nasdaq 100 is back at a new high. Meanwhile, the Nikkei 225’s choppy recovery continues

While the Dow is struggling to hold above 40,000, the Nasdaq 100 has hit a fresh high ahead of Nvidia earnings this week. The Russell 2000 is still below the April high

Yesterday’s softer US CPI helped markets to rally, with the Dow and Nasdaq 100 at new highs and the Nikkei 225 also risng

​​US markets dropped sharply as US inflation data came in hotter than expected. While the Nikkei 225 also fell, it saw a small recovery overnight. ​

Indices have seen a steady recovery over the past week, and look poised for more gains.

Indices have recovered from their lows of the week, with US indices potentially looking at fresh record highs in the near future

The new quarter is now underway, with the FTSE 100 beginning its first trading day of Q1 close to previous highs. US indices, however, have seen bullish momentum fade.

The FTSE 100 has dropped back from the multi-month high seen this week, while US indices are looking to a flat open after losses yesterday.

The Dax has hit a new record high today, and the S&P 500 isn’t too far behind, while the Nikkei 225’s retreat from its peak has paused for now

The FTSE 100 has enjoyed a solid start to the week, while even a hotter US inflation reading has not been able to stop the rally in US markets.

​​While the Dax and S&P 500 are awaiting US inflation data today, the Nikkei 225 continues to retreat from its recent record peak.​

​​The FTSE 100 is edging higher, while US markets find themselves caught between last Friday’s payrolls and tomorrow’s inflation data. ​

​​The Dax is under pressure as it awaits the ECB’s latest decision, and the Dow is also moving lower. Meanwhile, the Hang Seng continues to fall back from its recent high. ​

While the German and US indices have dropped back from previous highs, the Hang Seng is falling sharply.

US indices continue to tiptoe lower after last week’s highs, while the Hang Seng’s bounce from the January lows is coming under pressure.

US indices are holding steady this morning, while the Hang Seng’s countertrend bounce continues

Indices have put the US CPI reading firmly behind time, with the Dax moving to a new record and the Dow targeting 39,000. Even the FTSE 100 is moving higher.

Stock market have shrugged off the US CPI reading earlier in the week, while in Japan the Nikkei 225 is once again making gains.

Global markets were spooked yesterday by US inflation data, knocking indices back, but the FTSE 100 has been boosted following UK inflation news this morning.

While the Dow is shedding some ground and the Nasdaq 100 is holding near its record high, the recovery in the Hang Seng continues.

​​US markets are in solid form ahead of major tech earnings this week, and even the Russell 2000 has rediscovered its bullish momentum.​