S&P 500 — Bulls Target New Highs

Key Highlights
- S&P 500 inches toward all-time highs after Fed meeting
- Fed balance-sheet expansion boosts risk sentiment
- Powell dismisses rate hikes → risk assets surge
- Traders price two cuts in 2026 despite Fed’s one
Market Overview
The S&P 500 climbed to 6,887.70, fueled by a strong post-Fed rally. The combination of a rate cut, dovish forward guidance, and T-bill purchase plans triggered broad buying across equities.
Markets downplayed the limited easing projected in the Fed’s dot plot, instead focusing on Powell’s emphasis on labor market deterioration — a signal that additional support may be needed in 2026.
The move reopens expectations for a year-end rally, with analysts highlighting the index’s proximity to the psychological 7,000 threshold.
Technical Outlook (H4)
- Stochastic approaches overbought → sustained bullish drive
- Price holds above 20 MA → breakout structure intact
- Momentum supports test of resistance band
Key Levels
| Resistance | Support |
|---|---|
| 6966.21 | 6776.96 |
| 7033.91 | 6705.64 |
Fremora Takeaway
Bulls remain in control.
Targets: 6966 → 7034.
As long as Fed messaging stays dovish, dips look buyable.
WTI Crude Oil — Attempts Recovery But Trend Still Fragile

Key Highlights
- WTI rebounds toward $59 on USD weakness
- Underlying supply outlook remains heavy
- Iraq’s West Qurna 2 restart adds 460k bpd
- Ukraine negotiations continue to shape risk premium
Market Overview
WTI edged up to $58.64, recovering from earlier losses as the Fed-driven USD selloff offered commodity support. However, the broader supply narrative remains challenging, with Iraq’s production restoration and potential developments in Ukraine continuing to cap upside momentum.
Diplomatic progress on a ceasefire remains the primary downside risk to oil prices, while structural supply growth from both OPEC+ and non-OPEC producers limits sustainable rallies.
The Fed’s balance-sheet expansion adds a marginal tailwind, but fundamentals remain the dominant driver.
Technical Outlook (H4)
- Stochastic climbs toward overbought → rebound gaining traction
- Price retests the 20 MA from below → critical decision area
- Break above 20 MA needed to confirm trend shift
Key Levels
| Resistance | Support |
|---|---|
| 59.27 | 58.02 |
| 60.06 | 57.29 |
Fremora Takeaway
Rebound improving, but trend still bearish.
A close above 59.27 would strengthen reversal prospects.
Failure → retreat toward 58.02 and possibly 57.29.
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