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Currnet Turn On S&P500 Looks Corrective, More Weakness In View
S&P500 made a nice recovery in three waves, up from the 2709 lows which we labelled as a corrective wave 2 of a higher degree. Particularly we see sub-wave C) of two in play which can look for resistance and a bearish turn near the Fibonacci ratio of 38.2/61.8. That said a reversal in impulsive fashion will confirm a completed correction and more weakness.
S&P500, 4h
AUD/USD Bullish Bias Above 0.7125
Pivot (invalidation): 0.7125
Our preference Long positions above 0.7125 with targets at 0.7150 & 0.7165 in extension.
Alternative scenario Below 0.7125 look for further downside with 0.7115 & 0.7100 as targets.
Comment A support base at 0.7125 has formed and has allowed for a temporary stabilisation.
Sterling falls as UK CPI slowed to 2.4%, missed expectation of 2.8%
Sterling drops notably after September consumer inflation data came in lower than expected. Headline CPI slowed to 2.4% yoy, down from 2.7% yoy and missed expectation of 2.8% yoy. Core CPI slowed to 1.9% yoy, down from 2.1% yoy and missed expectation of 2.1% yoy.
The ONS noted that "The largest downward contribution to the change in the CPIH 12-month rate came from food and non-alcoholic beverages, where prices fell by 0.1% between August and September 2018 compared with a rise of 0.8% between the same two months a year ago. The main effects came from meat where prices fell, between August and September, this year but rose a year ago and from chocolate."
Also released, RPI slowed to 3.3% yoy versus prior 3.5% yoy and expectation of 3.5% yoy. PPI input rose to 10.3% yoy from 9.4% yoy. PPI output rose to 3.1% yoy from 2.9% yoy. PPI output core rose to 2.4% yoy from 2.2% yoy.










