A break and close below the tentative uptrend line may signal a sell-off. Important support observed at 6800 price, 6567 March 25th bottom and the 6300 January 29th bottom.
A break and close above the recent top at 7143.50 may signal a further rally with important resistance at 7400 price, 7666 July 2019 top and at the all-time high price of the FTSE at 7885 price level.
• Announcements for EU Economic Area and Europe today are coming solely from UK. There is a French and German Bank Holiday on Thursday.
• It was a partial recovery of Tuesday’s sell-off for the European majors on Wednesday. Upbeat market sentiment towards the economic outlook provided a cushion for the broader European markets mid-week.
• European Commission said that the euro zone economy will rebound from its COVID-19 slump more strongly than previously thought this year and next, but EU borrowing limits should remain suspended in 2022 so as not to jeopardise that recovery.
• Britain's economy grew by a stronger-than-expected 2.1% in March from February, official data showed earlier Wednesday, while gross domestic product shrank by 1.5% in the first three months of 2021, when the country was under a third lockdown.
• At 12:00 (GMT) UK MPC Member Barry Cunliffe is due to speak about digital currencies and cross-border payments at an online event hosted by the Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum.
European indices yesterday:
• DAX: +0.20%
• EURO: +0.03%
• MIB: +0.23%
• CAC: +0.19%
Sources:Investing.com, forexfactory.com, fxempire.com