FTSE DAX CAC S&P 500 Nikkei KOSPI Support Resistance April 13

 

FTSE DAX CAC S&P 500 Nikkei KOSPI Support Resistance April 13


As of the latest data on April 13, global markets are presenting a mixed technical picture. Major indices across Europe, the United States, and Asia are showing divergent momentum, with key support and resistance levels coming into focus for traders

The French CAC 40 is trading at 8,134.50, down sharply by 128.10 points (-1.55%). This move has brought the index closer to a critical support zone near 8,100. A breakdown below this level could open the door toward 8,050. On the upside, immediate resistance is seen at 8,250, and a recovery above that would be needed to neutralize near-term bearish pressure


The UK's FTSE stands at 10,600.53, down a marginal 2.95 points (-0.03%), essentially flat. The index continues to hold above the 10,550 support level, while resistance remains firm at 10,650. A breakout above 10,650 would signal renewed upside momentum

Germany's DAX is at 23,803.95, down 3.04 points (-0.01%), holding near all-time highs. Support is visible at 23,700, and resistance at 23,900. The tight range suggests a potential breakout in either direction in the coming sessions

Moving to the United States, the US Tech 100 (Nasdaq 100) is holding at 22,922.06, up 78.64 points (+0.34%). The index continues to find support near 22,800, while resistance stands at 23,100. A sustained move above 23,100 could trigger fresh upside toward 23,300

In contrast, the US 30 (Dow Jones) is at 47,937.58, down 269.23 points (-0.56%). Immediate support is located at 47,800, followed by a stronger floor at 47,500. Resistance sits at 48,200. Failure to hold 47,800 could lead to further downside

The S&P 500 is trading at 6,794.50, down 72.75 points (-1.06%). This decline has brought the index close to its first support level at 6,750. A break below that would expose 6,700. On the flip side, resistance is seen at 6,880

In Asia, Japan's Nikkei 225 is a clear outperformer, trading at 56,924.11, up 1,028.79 points (+1.84%). The index is now testing resistance at 57,000. A successful breakout could lead to 57,500, while support sits at 56,500

Taiwan's TAIEX is at 35,417.83, up 556.67 points (+1.60%), trading just below resistance at 35,500. Support is seen at 35,000.l

Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index is at 25,893.54, up 141.13 points (+0.55%), holding above support at 25,700. Resistance is located at 26,100

China's SSE Composite Index is at 3,986.22, up 20.05 points (+0.51%), with support at 3,950 and resistance at 4,000

South Korea's KOSPI is the weakest in Asia, trading at 5,750.66, down 108.21 points (-1.85%). It is approaching a major support level at 5,700. A break below that could accelerate losses toward 5,650. Resistance is seen at 5,850

To summarise the key levels to watch: The strongest bullish momentum is in the Nikkei 225, which needs to clear 57,000. The weakest bearish pressure is seen in the CAC 40 and KOSPI, with supports at 8,100 and 5,700 respectively. The FTSE and DAX remain in tight consolidation ranges. For US markets, watch S&P 500 support at 6,750 and Tech 100 resistance at 23,100

Traders should remain cautious heading into the next session. European weakness, particularly in France, and the sharp drop in the KOSPI suggest growing risk aversion in certain regions. However, strength in Japanese and Taiwanese indices offers selective opportunities. Watch the identified support and resistance levels closely, as breakouts or breakdowns from these zones will likely set the tone for the next 24 to 48 hours.

Disclaimer: This content is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not financial advice. Market investments are subject to risk—please do your own research or consult a financial advisor before making any decisions.

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