Nasdaq Faces Inflationary Pressures Near Key Technical Support Levels
Mohannad Said
June 10, 2026
Figure: Nasdaq, Daily, TradingView
Caution and volatility continue to
dominate U.S. equity markets, as reflected in Tuesday’s trading session, during
which prices fluctuated between gains and losses for most of the day. Market
sentiment remained weighed down by ongoing geopolitical tensions and selling
pressure in the technology sector, which saw notable declines. Apple was among
the biggest losers, falling approximately 3.64%.
This wave of selling comes as investors
await the release of the U.S. inflation data for May, scheduled for Wednesday,
amid expectations that monetary policy could remain restrictive. Market pricing
currently indicates a probability exceeding 70% that the Federal Reserve could
raise interest rates by December.
The chart shows the Nasdaq Index
retreating toward a key support zone between 28,500 and 28,800 points, an area
that investors will closely monitor to assess price action, particularly after
the index broke below the support provided by its 35-session moving average.
Meanwhile, the 50-day moving average is expected to provide additional support
near the 27,900-point level.
The key question remains: Will the
28,500-point area provide sufficient support for the index, or will the
upcoming inflation data push prices lower and extend the current decline?
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