FXStreet reports that S&P 500 has extended its recovery for a break above its near-term downtrend to inject an upward bias in what analysts at Credit Suisse still look to be a lengthier consolidation phase within the core bull trend. The index is also back above its now rising 13-day exponential average as well as its rising 63-day average, now at 3799. 

“Whilst we suspect strength can extend further near-term, we remain of the view a lengthy consolidation/corrective phase is still likely and we are thus reluctant to materially chase either strength or weakness. Our base case remains though to view this consolidation as a temporary pause in the core underlying uptrend.” 

“The immediate risk is seen higher in the range with resistance seen at 3904 initially, then 3915.” 

“Near-term support moves to 3852/47, with a break below 3819 needed to reinforce thoughts of a broader range with support then seen at the 63-day average at 3799. A close below here would warn of a retest of the 3723 low.”