UK Stock Market Forecast July 2010 | Stock Market Predictions | News & Analysis

Posted on 01 July 2010

FTSE has dropped to nearly 10 month low. The FTSE 100 is currently at 4,790 points and is still predicted to fall but analysts believe that the market will soon recover and will reach to 5,480 points. The matter of fact is that BP shares are on the rise which is not possible for investors to digest. The market falling and the BP shares rising is creating a panic in the market and investors are not sure about the future of the FTSE. The best time considered for new investors to enter market is now because the rates are lower and the shares prices are least. The investment sector should be targeted by previous market data prioritizing the airlines sector, food sector and energy sector. These sectors are predicted to give maximum returns on investments because their portfolio and market history have shown profits previously after decline. Investment in banking sector should be avoided because banks are also pulling their shares away from the market due to declining market and riskier investments.

The forex market is also getting stronger with weaker dollar and soaring pound. The euro currency exchange rate forecast have shown that the eurozone is likely start recover by the end of this month which will also allow the stock market to gain and incline. The future of the UK stock market is blurry and investors are panic-selling their shares which is not advisable at the moment. Pulling out investments from stock market and investing in Gold certificates due to Gold price rise is now attracting investors because they believe that the gold market provides hedge against the sinking stock market.

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