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🚨🚨Market Analysis for February 21, 2025  Global Equity Markets 1. **US Markets**:      - The **S&P 500** is trading near 6,100, with bullish momentum supported by strong earnings and AI-driven optimism. Resistance is at 6,190.65, while support lies at 6,039.57. Investors are digesting the latest Federal Reserve minutes, which highlighted concerns over inflation and potential economic slowdown .      - The **Nasdaq** remains volatile, with NVIDIA (+3.4%) and Tesla (+5%) leading gains, though competition from China’s DeepSeek poses risks .   2. **Asia-Pacific**:      - **Hang Seng**: Jumped 2.24%, driven by Alibaba (+8.6%) and Xiaomi (+4.8%) on AI optimism. The index is testing resistance at 21,320, with support a

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🚨🚨Market Analysis for February 19, 2025 Global Equity Markets 1. **US Markets**:      - The **S&P 500** rose 0.24% to a fresh closing high of 6,148.8, driven by tech resilience and optimism ahead of the FOMC meeting minutes. The **Nasdaq** gained 0.07%, while the **Dow** edged up 0.02% to 44,657.0, reflecting a cautious but positive sentiment .      - **Tech Sector**: NVIDIA (+3.4%) and Tesla (+5%) led gains, supported by AI-driven demand and strong earnings. However, Intel (INTC) and HP Inc. (HPQ) are showing bullish technical signals, with Intel’s 5dEMA crossing the 200dEMA and HP’s MACD turning positive .   2. **Asia-Pacific**:      - **Hang Seng**: Jumped 2.24%, driven by Alibaba (+8.6%) and Xiaomi (+4.8%) on AI

🚨🚨Market Analysis for February 18, 2025 Global Equity Markets 1. **US Markets**:      - The **S&P 500** traded flat near the 6,099–6,100 resistance level, supported by strong earnings (77% of companies beat EPS estimates, with 16.9% annual earnings growth) . Tech and consumer discretionary sectors outperformed, led by Amazon and AI-driven stocks, though valuations remain elevated (forward P/E ratio at 22.2 vs. 10-year average of 18.3) .      - **Nasdaq 100** tested resistance at 6,176.46, driven by semiconductor stocks, while the **Dow Jones** hovered near 44,148.32 pivot, supported by industrials like Coca-Cola .   2. **Europe**:      - **DAX** surged to a record high of 22,612.02, fueled by Siemens (+7.3%) and defe

🚨🚨Global Equity Markets today 17 feb 1. **Asia-Pacific**:      - **Japan**: The Nikkei 225 rose 0.13%, supported by better-than-expected GDP growth (2.8% annualized in Q4 2024), driven by corporate investments and net exports . However, yen strength (USD/JPY at 152) limited gains for exporters .      - **China**: Mixed performance with the Shanghai Composite down 0.21% and the HSCEI falling 0.91%, as enthusiasm over AI developments faded amid U.S.-EU tariff tensions and Ukraine risks . The Hang Seng surged 3.7% intraday, led by tech stocks like Alibaba (+8.6%) .      - **Singapore**: The FSSTI Index dipped 0.1% but maintained a 2.4% YTD gain. Notable performers included Oiltek (-1% despite record profits) and Keppel DC REIT (-0.06

🚨🚨Global Equity Markets today 14 Feb US Markets     - **S&P 500** rose 1.04% to 6,115.07, driven by tech resilience (Nvidia +3.4%, Tesla +5%) and optimism over delayed U.S. tariffs. The **Nasdaq** surged 1.5% to 19,945.64, with Apple (+2%) gaining ahead of its product launch on February 19 .      - **Dow Jones** climbed 0.77% to 44,711.43, supported by industrials like Cisco (+2%) and Coca-Cola (+4%) .   Europe    - **DAX** surged 2.09% to 22,612.02, fueled by Siemens (+7.3%) and defense stocks (Rheinmetall +4%) on hopes of a Ukraine-Russia ceasefire .      - **FTSE 100** underperformed (-0.49%) due to weak earnings from BAT (-9.3%) and Unilever (-6.2%) .   Asia-Pacific    - **Hang Seng** jum