The DAX 40 closed Tuesday’s session with a sharp upside push, gaining +1.41% to settle near 24,294, following an intraday low near 23,780.
Drivers included:
- Easing Eurozone inflation data: Core CPI came in slightly softer than expected, reinforcing expectations that the ECB could initiate a rate cut cycle as early as Q3.
- U.S. equity strength: Tech-led gains on Wall Street lifted risk sentiment globally, supported by stronger-than-expected ISM New Orders.
- German manufacturing PMI ticked higher, helping industrial names and pushing the DAX off Mondayβs lows.
π Key Economic Data β June 4, 2025
- Eurozone Services PMI (Final) β Could reinforce disinflationary trends if weak.
- U.S. ADP Employment Change β Major pre-NFP labor readout, any upside surprise could weigh on equities via yields.
- U.S. ISM Services PMI β Heavily watched for growth signals; strong print would likely lift the USD and pressure risk assets.
π Technical Analysis (All values extracted from the chart pack)
π Chart 1 β Volume, EMA Cross, RSI
- EMA Stack (5-min): Bullish alignment with fast EMA (green) at 24,296, above slower EMAs at 24,277 and 24,246.
- RSI: Peaked near 67, currently pulling back to 58, signaling some cooling after intraday overbought levels.
- Volume: Notably higher during the breakout phase toward 24,300, supporting bullish conviction.
π Summary: Momentum remains intact with bullish EMA structure, though RSI retreating suggests potential consolidation or minor pullback.
π Chart 2 β Bollinger Bands & ATR
- Price riding upper Bollinger Band before slightly retreating; recent candles show minor compression.
- ATR at 23.02, declining, indicating shrinking volatility after a high-momentum session.
π Summary: Breakout may be exhausted short term, with low ATR implying reduced follow-through risk until volatility expands again.
π Chart 3 β MACD & ADX
- MACD lines remain in bullish posture (MACD: 22.22, Signal: 18.98) but histogram turns red, suggesting waning momentum.
- ADX at 28.22, recently peaked, but turning down β trend strength may be weakening.
π Summary: Momentum is losing steam; consolidation likely unless new buying triggers another leg.
π Chart 4 β Support & Resistance Levels
- Immediate resistance near 24,327 (recent high).
- Key support levels:
- Minor: 24,279
- Stronger: 24,150 and 24,132
π Summary: Break of 24,279 may allow retest of 24,327; loss of 24,150 would shift short-term bias to neutral.
π Chart 5 β 40 SMA with 15-Bar Shift
- Price remains well above the shifted 40 SMA (~24,250), with strong slope.
- Recent pullbacks failed to break below SMA, suggesting mid-term trend still strong.
π Summary: The uptrend structure remains intact, with no reversal confirmation on this timeframe.
π© Chart 6 β Peak Reaction Zones
- Upper reaction zone at 24,327 is being tested.
- Lower zones seen around 24,073 and 24,032 β likely to act as demand on any deeper pullback.
π Summary: Respect of 24,327 suggests supply; breach confirms breakout. Watch 24,073 zone as major defense line.
π― Chart 7 β Daily Pivot Levels
- Current price just above R1 at 24,249.79.
- R2 target at 24,361.83 aligns with upper wick of recent highs.
- Pivot at 24,034.33 supports intraday trend bias.
π Summary: Holding above R1 keeps bulls in control. R2 is today’s upside target; drop below R1 invalidates.







π§ Synthesis & Trade Bias
- β Bias: Moderate Bullish β Consolidation Phase
- πΌ Price remains in a strong uptrend, but momentum indicators (MACD, RSI, ADX) are softening.
- π― Key pivot levels and EMA alignment support upside, but volatility compression hints that the next leg may require new catalysts.
- β οΈ A break below 24,150 would challenge this trend and expose lower reaction zones.
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