Wednesday, 26 August 2015

DJIA plunges for a second day

The major US  indexes  tried to recover during the session on Tuesday, but at the end of the day all accumulated earnings were lost.
At the beginning of yesterday's market visibly prevailed optimism as China's central bank reduced the  interest rates and at the same time decreased the requirements for mandatory reserves to creditors. These changes were necessary and investors took a breath of fresh air after the chaos of the stock markets since the beginning of the week. The serenity of the markets did not last long and in the following hours the market participants reconsidered the situation and the red wave swept over Wall Street.
It has become less likely Fed to raise interest rates until the end of the year due to the worsening economic situation in developing markets, the low price of oil and the weak dollar. The US situation is not satisfactory having in mind the slowing inflation.
 Dow Jones Industrial Average was about to erase much of Monday’s losses after the beginning of the session climbed more than 440 pips, but at the end of the day ended at a level of 15 662 points and reported a decline of 1.3%. The price continues to fall freely, as so far broke many levels of support along the way. The crossing of the two moving averages shows that the downward movement may be severe and prolonged, such as forecasts of some analysts. RSI oscillator shows that the market is oversold and it is possible to record increases in the index values, even in short-term.


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