The S&P500 ended its third bearish streak, last Friday. The Bearish market sent the S&P500 to the 2021.3 level down from 2102.63. Although American reports are beating estimates, in general, they were not able to lift the gauge up or to prevent it from falling, as it remains very sensitive to macroeconomic news coming from China. It seems that investors are changing their positions and reviewing their calculations as an increase in the Federal Reserve Interest rates is becoming a prominent scenario.
Currently, the trend remains bearish unless the benchmark gives clear signs that an inversion may occur. It is currently hanging on its 2021.3 support level, which breaking out will send it south towards 1993.34, with 2008.2 as a primary objective. The gauge should find support around 1993.34, as it is critical level.
The benchmark will have 2031.79 as a resistance, which breaking out will send it visiting 2044.89.
The daily Pivot Point is around 2029.9. The daily support levels are around 2015.16 and 2007.28. The daily resistance levels are around 2037.78 and 2052.52