The AEX price is open today with a slight increase of 0.29 percent. This makes the Amsterdam stock market index still recovering from the blow it received after the hard fall of ASML. The chip manufacturer fell 7 percent this week, after the growth expectations for 2026 were adjusted downwards.

The bulls seem stronger

Despite that, the bulls seem stronger. Everywhere you look at the financial markets, price dips are bought fairly quickly. The real conviction seems to be missing at the Bears at the moment.

At the same time, we saw at the start of the year that many institutional investors were not yet on the market, for fear of the consequences of Donald Trump’s policy.

They now have to jump slowly in the market again, because they cannot sell it to investors to miss a strong six -year returns.

Furthermore, the macro-economic climate is still beneficial for the AEX and other risk investments. Governments continue to work with enormous deficits to stimulate their economies, and that floods the (financial) world with liquidity.

AEX at an important technical level

At the moment the AEX has arrived at an important technical level. The course acts just above the 21-day exponential moving average (21ema, yellow line).

If it knows how to break above that line, then that would be a positive signal in theory.

All the more because all EMAS is also in the correct order. That is, the shorter the variant, the higher the EMA course.

The 21-day is larger than the 55-day, the 55-day is larger than the 100-day, and so on. This means there is a “bullish formation” and that mainly indicates that there is a positive momentum in the short term.

Now we have to wait and see if that is enough to break out of new records.

For the time being, however, it is altcoins such as Ethereum and XRP that steal the show in the financial world today and this week. They can both write down increases of a few tens of percent for the past seven days.

Source: https://newsbit.nl/aex-koers-kruipt-omhoog-terwijl-altcoins-exploderen/



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