SPY, DAX +18 Global Market Levels: Sept 28-Oct 2 Week in Review and Chart Pack

A mixed week across the US, Asia, Europe and Latin America: 9 of 23 finished higher, with the week's low on Thursday, October 1.

How each one played out

SPY (S&P 500 ETF) +0.17%

Buyers had to work for it: SPY flushed to 758.79, below the 767.10 support, then reclaimed the level and closed at 769.65, in the middle of its range.

ES (E-mini S&P 500 futures) +0.04%

ES lost 7754.25 intraday on a dip to 7672.75, but clawed it all back to finish at 7775.75, around the middle of its weekly range.

QQQ (Nasdaq 100 ETF) +1.23%

A midweek shakeout dragged QQQ down to 731.63 beneath 737.95 before it recovered the line and settled at 749.55, mid-range for the week.

NQ (E-mini Nasdaq 100 futures) +1.08%

NQ dipped under 30683.50 to 30356.50, then bought back up to close the week at 31049.75, in the middle of its range.

Nikkei 225 (Japan) +3.39%

Buyers had to work for it: Nikkei 225 flushed to 64880, below the 66080 support, then reclaimed the level and closed at 68610, at the top of its weekly range.

KOSPI 200 (Korea) -0.51%

KOSPI 200 broke the 1119 support and couldn't get back above it, closing at 1115.75, near the week's high.

FTSE China A50 (China) -2.70%

FTSE China A50 lost 14183 and stayed under it, ending the week at 13806, down at the lows.

Hang Seng (Hong Kong) -2.16%

The 24389 support gave way for Hang Seng, which closed below it at 23875, at the bottom of its weekly range.

FTSE Taiwan (Taiwan) +0.75%

Buyers had to work for it: FTSE Taiwan flushed to 4202.25, below the 4286.50 support, then reclaimed the level and closed at 4326.25, near the week's high.

MSCI Singapore (Singapore) -1.86%

MSCI Singapore lost 534.40 and stayed under it, ending the week at 524.60, down at the lows.

NIFTY 50 (India) -2.89%

The 23189 support gave way for NIFTY 50, which closed below it at 22520, around the middle of its weekly range.

ASX 200 / SPI (Australia) +0.16%

SPI dipped under 8690 to 8628, then bought back up to close the week at 8720, mid-range for the week.

DAX 40 (Germany) -0.97%

DAX 40 lost 25598 and stayed under it, ending the week at 25376, in the middle of its range.

Euro Stoxx 50 (Eurozone) -1.31%

The 6332 support gave way for Euro Stoxx 50, which closed below it at 6253, around the middle of its weekly range.

FTSE 100 (UK) -2.55%

FTSE 100 broke the 10765.50 support and couldn't get back above it, closing at 10505, near the week's low.

CAC 40 (France) -2.63%

CAC 40 lost 8098.50 and stayed under it, ending the week at 7889.50, in the middle of its range.

IBEX 35 (Spain) -3.52%

The 19691 support gave way for IBEX 35, which closed below it at 19036, at the bottom of its weekly range.

FTSE MIB (Italy) -3.11%

FTSE MIB broke the 51730 support and couldn't get back above it, closing at 50145, near the week's low.

AEX (Netherlands) +0.14%

A midweek shakeout dragged AEX down to 1097.10 beneath 1115.25 before it recovered the line and settled at 1117.45, in the middle of its range.

OMXS30 (Sweden) -1.51%

The 3303.50 support gave way for OMXS30, which closed below it at 3255, around the middle of its weekly range.

SMI (Switzerland) -2.59%

SMI broke the 14004 support and couldn't get back above it, closing at 13674, near the week's low.

S&P/BMV IPC (Mexico) -0.06%

S&P/BMV IPC lost 64695 intraday on a dip to 63330, but clawed it all back to finish at 64695, in the middle of its range.

Ibovespa (Brazil) +5.37%

Ibovespa opened the week under every level published and closed at 193345, at the top of its weekly range.

Busiest levels this week:
Ibovespa 188065: most volume, 1934 contracts, touched 10 times
Ibovespa 188180: 2nd most, 1265 contracts, touched 3 times
Ibovespa 191255: 3rd most, 971 contracts, touched 4 times

Touches show how often traders defended a price; each test can wear it down. Volume shows how much trading happened there, and heavy-volume prices tend to pull price back because many traders hold positions there.

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