Good day, traders!
Welcome to this week's edition of our weekly market review, where we share with you some important data and highlight major market events that occurred during the trading week as they relate to DXY, Dow Jones (US30), and the Nasdaq (NAS100).
This week was relatively less volatile as there were not many new events to drive the market. However, the market still had some new events that caused the bi-directional movement of price throughout the week. The high-impact news releases this week included the Unemployment claims, and ISM services PMI.
Price movement this week initially expanded upwards in continuation of the bullish movement from last week. However, this price movement was not sustained as price rallied back down and closed the week in a range. Though the week ended up overall bullish.
The price action of the DOW this week ended up bearish lossing only 9.60 points.
Top three gainers this week: Intel Corporation (+1.906%), Microsoft Corporation (+1.555%), and International Business Machine Corporation (+1.074%).
Three Biggest losses this week: Chevrons Corp (-1.96%), Walt Disney Co. (-1.945%), and Caterpillar Inc (-1.503%).
This week in the end showed an impulsive bullish move in continuation of last week's bullish move. This is the NASDAQs five-week bullish move streak
Top three Gainers this week: Applied Materials Inc (+6.872%), Lam Research Corp (+5.463%), and MongoDB Inc (+5.426%).
Three Biggest losses for the week: Moderna Inc (-6.673%), Dexcom Inc (-5.179%), and Illumina Inc (-3.83%).
Overall, the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) recorded a little gain of +0.11%, with a bidirectional bullish trend. Dow Jones (US30) experienced a rare bearish close, losing -0.02%, marking the first such occurrence in four weeks. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq (NAS100) faced substantial bullish movement, posting a significant gain of +1.89%, continuing in the last four weeks bullish trend.
The market movement this week was not really influenced by new releases as there were no high-impact news releases this week.