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Read More »Gold in a sideways, Eyes on US Jobs Data
Gold prices continue to move sideways for the fourth consecutive session, trying to maintain the bullish bias. Technically, and with careful consideration of the 4-hour chart, we find the 50-day moving average that supports the bullish curve in prices, in addition to the stability of trading in general above the …
Read More »The Euro Touches Goal
Positive trading dominated the euro’s movements against the US dollar within the expected bullish context during the previous analysis, touching the official target to be achieved at 1.1880, recording the highest level at 1.1884. Technically, the stability of trading above the intraday level above 1.1840/1.1820 supports the continuation of the …
Read More »Federal Reserve Decision Gives Extra Importance for August Jobs Numbers
Markets are anticipating the release of August’s employment data in the United States on Friday, with expectations that it will show yet another improvement in the jobs market. A recent survey by WSJ shows that nonfarm payrolls (NFP) increased by 720,000, after a rise of 943,000 in July, with the …
Read More »European Union Fines on WhatsApp
The European Union has decided to impose a EUR 225 million fine on WhatsApp, the messaging application owned by Facebook, due to breaching data protection rules. The EU Data Protection Commission in Ireland decided to impose the fine and require that WhatsApp changes how it explains terms, conditions, and privacy …
Read More »Canada Records Surplus with Record High Trade Levels
Canada registered a trade surplus in July with both imports and exports hitting new record high levels, according to the most recent data. The trade surplus reached CAD 778 million, with exports rising 0.6% and imports surging by 4.2%, as per Statistics Canada. June’s reading was revised to show a …
Read More »U.S. Treasury Bond Yields Edge Lower
U.S. Treasury bond yields declined slightly on Thursday, with investors anticipating the jobs report and other major economic data. The benchmark 10-year Treasury bond yields eased to about 1.29% down from 1.301% on Wednesday. Meanwhile, the 30-year Treasury bond yield went near 1.905%, down from 1.919%. The return on the …
Read More »Oil Finishes Higher amid Hurricane Ida
Oil prices rose on Thursday, with the recent decision and market forecasts by the OPEC+ sinking in and being properly digested by investors with the focus tilting towards coming economic data. In addition, Hurricane Ida are impacting crude oil and fuels supply chain in North America. Brent crude futures for …
Read More »Gold Closes Lower for Second Session in Row
Gold prices declined on Thursday, for the second consecutive session despite the U.S. Dollar (USD) and Treasury bond yields decreasing, falling for the third time this week. The yellow metal front-month futures lost $4.40 or 0.24% to finish at $1808.70 per ounce. This is the lowest closing level for gold …
Read More »U.S. Factory Orders Rise 0.4%
Factory orders in the United States increased by 0.4% in July, data by the U.S. Department of Commerce showed on Thursday. Meanwhile, orders for durable goods decreased by 0.1%, while nondurable goods orders leveled up by 0.9%. Orders for capital goods, excluding aircraft and military items, increased by 0.1%.
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