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Stock index overview
8 equity indices measured · updated 02 November 2026, 12:01 UTC
What the segment is doing
Across the 8 equity indices covered, 38% trend up and 62% trend down, a moderate lean to the downside rather than a one-way market.
50% of the segment trades above its 200-period moving average — a mixed longer-term structure with no clear regime.
The average 14-period RSI stands at 48.3 — neutral momentum, with 0 reading overbought and 1 oversold.
The widest session gap runs from Nikkei 225 at +0.33% to FTSE 100 at -0.06%, a spread of 0.39 percentage points between the strongest and weakest instrument.
2 instruments show a Bollinger-inside-Keltner squeeze, including FTSE 100, CAC 40. A squeeze precedes an expansion in range without indicating its direction.
Relative volume is running above 1.5× its usual level on E-mini Nasdaq-100 futures (2.3×), E-mini S&P 500 futures (2.1×), E-mini Dow futures (1.6×), so the move there is backed by more participation than a normal session.
An index aggregates hundreds of constituents, so a move that is not confirmed by breadth is usually carried by a handful of large weights.
Measured aggregates
- Instruments covered
- 8
- In an uptrend
- 3 (38%)
- In a downtrend
- 5 (62%)
- Average RSI (14)
- 48.3
- Above the 200-period MA
- 4 of 8 (50%)
- Above the 50-period MA
- 2 of 8 (25%)
- Volatility squeezes
- 2
- Overbought / oversold
- 0 / 1
Session leaders and laggards
Strongest on the session
- Nikkei 225 ^N225 +0.33%
- CAC 40 ^FCHI +0.09%
- E-mini Russell 2000 futures RTY=F +0.02%
- E-mini Dow futures YM=F +0.02%
- E-mini Nasdaq-100 futures NQ=F +0.02%
- E-mini S&P 500 futures ES=F +0.02%
Weakest on the session
- FTSE 100 ^FTSE -0.06%
Momentum extremes
RSI at or below 30
- Nikkei 22529.0
Compression and participation
Relative volume above 1.5×
- E-mini Nasdaq-100 futures NQ=F 2.3×
- E-mini S&P 500 futures ES=F 2.1×
- E-mini Dow futures YM=F 1.6×
Scheduled events in view
- FOMC Member Logan Speaks — FTSE 100
A scheduled release can override any measured signal. The macro event radar tracks what is due and when.