FTSE 100 future: A look at the technical side - Natixis

Micaella Feldstein, Research Analyst at Natixis, notes that the FTSE 100 futures contract flirted with the April 2015 highs around 7085-7100 before reversing sharply downside and breaking below 6758 (weekly Bollinger moving average) last week.

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“The break below this threshold has negated the weekly bullish parallels and risks remain clearly on the downside for the next days.

Against this backdrop, we recommend keeping a lookout at the support at 6640 (Fibonacci extension) whose break would clear the way to 6563 (9-month moving average) ahead of 6466 (monthly Bollinger moving average) and even to the support at 6309 (weekly Bollinger lower band).”

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