ETF Insider: Bulls Look To Sustain Momentum

Improving optimism over the Euro zone debt negotiations coupled with positive earnings and economic data releases at home pushed stock markets higher last week. Investor confidence improved considerably as domestic equity indexes climbed higher above key resistance levels and held onto gains the entire week. Bailout talks in the Euro zone reignited fears of inflation, paving the way higher for gold. The precious metal finally broke out of its trading range and settled near $1,740 an ounce to close out the week. We anticipate relatively higher volatility in the markets this week given the pivotal FOMC talk and ECB interest rate decision. Weekly Outlook The coming week will focus on the European Central Bank interest rate decision, while at home investors will be paying close attention to the latest unemployment figure. Below, we highlight ETFs that may see an increase in trading activity as relevant market data is released and [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: For ETF Investors, Currency Exposure Matters (More Than You Might Think) NSX Data: VWO Leads All ETFs In YTD Inflows March ETF Stats: Another Solid Quarter New At ETFdb: ETF Scorecards Offer In-Depth Analysis And Ranking Of Every ETF Alternatives To The 20 Most Popular ETFs