Global Safe-Haven Index vs S&P500 Futures (Relative Ratio Chart)
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On a relative basis, safe-havens have out-performed risk assets for the past week. This is highlighted by the relative chart, using our custom Global Safe-Haven Index (SHIX) versus the S&P500 E-mini Futures (as a wide proxy for risk assets). Support was found on support level 3 (S3) as well as the flat 200-day simple moving average. The last close (Friday, 12 June) has seen the relative price closing above both the 8 and 21-day exponential moving average, both of which have started to lose downside momentum. Going forward (with a short to medium term view), I am expecting the Global Safe-Haven Index to challenge risk assets.
On a relative basis, safe-havens have out-performed risk assets for the past week. This is highlighted by the relative chart, using our custom Global Safe-Haven Index (SHIX) versus the S&P500 E-mini Futures (as a wide proxy for risk assets). Support was found on support level 3 (S3) as well as the flat 200-day simple moving average. The last close (Friday, 12 June) has seen the relative price closing above both the 8 and 21-day exponential moving average, both of which have started to lose downside momentum. Going forward (with a short to medium term view), I am expecting the Global Safe-Haven Index to challenge risk assets.