FTSE moves lower after a gap up opening

FXStreet (Mumbai) - The London’s Ftse index opened higher, extending the rally on Wall Street, although the index is erasing gains after failing to sustain gains above 6500 levels.

The Ftse index is now up 0.46% at 6496 levels, compared to the previous session’s close of 6466. The index breadth is positive with an advance-decline ratio of 69:31. The FTSE Oil Equipment Services and Distributions index is down 2.15%, followed by a 1.73% decline in electricity stocks. On the other hand, Oil and Gas index and Mining index have gained 1.13% and 1.09% respectively.

Among stocks, shares in Tesco are up 3.58%, followed by Antofagasta, which gained 2.77%. On the other hand, Petrofac retreated 2.91%, while shares in NEXT are down 2.02%.

Ftse Technical Levels

The immediate resistance is seen at 6523.5, above which gains could be extended to 6565 levels. On the other hand, support is seen at 6430 and 6400 levels.

EUR/USD remains flat, trades under 1.23 levels

The Euro was little changed against the US dollar during the mid-European session, as traders mulled over a tighter current account surplus in the euro zone.
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Brent closed below $60 for the first time in since May 2009 – DB

The Deutsche Bank Research Team note that it was yet another day of volatility in oil markets, however with significant intraday high-to-low ranges for both WTI (7.97%) and Brent (7.11%), further sharing that Brent closed below $60 for the first time since May, 2009.
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