Positive attempts by the Canadian dollar to maintain positive stability after it built a strong support level at 1.2885 within a gradual ascent to the upside. Technically, we tend to the positivity, relying on the positive motive coming from the 50-day simple moving average, which continues to hold the price …
Read More »GBP: retest scenario 17/6/2022
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Read More »Gold attacks the resistance 17/6/2022
We adhered to intraday neutrality during the previous analysis due to the conflict of technical signals, explaining that activating the buying positions requires coherence above 1842, which enhances the possibility of touching 1846 and 1850, respectively, and extends the targets to visit 1860 so that gold reaches its highest level …
Read More »The euro is trying to recover 17/6/2022
The previous trading session witnessed the performance of the single European currency, which achieved a noticeable rise to reflect the expected negative outlook during the last analysis, in which we relied on the stability of trading below the pivotal resistance level of 1.0500 and, most importantly 1.0550. We indicated during …
Read More »Market Drivers – US Session – Thursday, June 16
Yield curve inverts in the US, signaling at least economic slowdown and hinting at the possibility of recession or a big decline in economic growth globally and in the domestic economy at most.Monetary policy decisions by major central banks round the globe triggered some sort of panic and risk aversion, …
Read More »Could Biden Invoke Defense Production Act To Raise Fuel Production?
US President Joe Biden may use the Cold-War era “Defense Production Act” To stimulate fuel production. Several US news reports have said that Biden is open to using all possible cards and reasonable tools the federal government has to increase fuel production and lower fuel prices for Americans, including the …
Read More »Is US economy heading to imminent recession?
The GDPNow tracker shows that economic growth in the spring was flat at 0%, a steep decline from its previous estimate of 1.3% on June 1 and 0.9% on June 8. President Joe Biden said a recession is “not inevitable” and he is confident the United States can overcome inflation. …
Read More »Yield Curve Inversion Is Back, Why Does It Matter?
Yield curve inverts in the US, signaling at least economic slowdown and hinting at the possibility of recession or a big decline in economic growth globally and in the domestic economy at most.The yield on three-year US treasury has shot up to 3.45 per cent since Wednesday, from 0.96 per …
Read More »GBP/USD rallies post-BoE’s hike, on weaker US dollar
The Bank of England hiked 25 bps and initially tumbled the pound, though later rallied due to a weaker US dollar. The BoE decided not to give any forward guidance regarding the pace and time of monetary policy adjustments.Negative US housing data fueled speculations that the US might be heading …
Read More »How Low Could Bitcoin and Ethereum Prices Go?
After the prices of bitcoin, ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies saw big drops this week, several experts say it could get even worse amid a broader investor sell-off of risky assets. The price of bitcoin fell more than 30% over the last week to just under $21,000, and Ethereum followed a …
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