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DAX (Germany40) Rips Through Resistance as European Equities Rise

DAX, Europe Talking Points:

  • DAX40 recovers from recent sell-off but key psychological level of 14,000 holds bulls at bay
  • European equities turn positive with German stocks leading the way
  • Volatility remains heightened as investors continue to track developments in the Russia Ukraine war

European stocks have started the week on a positive note as the DAX, CAC and FTSE rebounded from the steep decline in prices that drove the Germany40 index into a ‘bear market’ early last week.

Although Russia and the Ukraine are yet to reach an agreement, the EU (European Union) is expected to announce additional sanctions against Russia, posing an additional threat to energy prices.

However, despite the rising geopolitical risks, investors have turned slightly more optimistic as investors attempt to price in fundamental factors that continue to drive price action.

DAX (Germany 40) Technical Analysis:

The DAX experienced another impressive day of gains as bulls managed to temporarily drive price action above the 14,000 handle which continues to hold as critical resistance for the imminent move.

With prices currently trading between the 10 and 20-day MA (moving average) the CCI (commodity channel index) has retreated from oversold territory while Fibonacci levels continue to provide additional layers of support and resistance.

DAX (Germany 40) Daily Chart

Chart prepared by Tammy Da Costa using TradingView

DAX40 Levels to Watch

Support:

  • S1: 13,800
  • S2:13,687 (38.2% Fib of Feb – March move)
  • S3: 13,500

Resistance:

  • R1: 14,172 (20-day MA)
  • R2: 14,396 (23.6% Fib of the 2020 – 2021 move)
  • R3: 14,470 (61.8% Fib of Feb – March move)

— Written by Tammy Da Costa, Analyst for DailyFX.com

Contact and follow Tammy on Twitter: @Tams707

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