Positive trading dominated the movements of the Dow Jones Industrial Average on Wall Street, surpassing the first target required to be achieved in the previous analysis, 33,615, to record a high of 33,690. Technically, Stochastic continues to be concentrated around overbought areas, coinciding with the RSI indicator continuing to defend …
Read More »GBP/JPY: Confirms The Break
The pound against the Japanese yen managed to touch the first target required to be achieved during the previous analysis, located at 149.65, to hit its lowest level at 149.60. On the technical side, we tend to be negative, relying on the confirmation of the pair breaking the support level …
Read More »Canadian Dollar: Trying to Hold on to Above Support
The support levels published during the previous analysis, located at 1.2500, were able to limit the bearish tendency that the Canadian dollar witnessed, to start the bullish rebound once again, stabilizing above 1.2550. Technically speaking, and with a closer look at the chart at a 240-minute chart, we find that …
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Read More »Gold Kicks in on The Downside
Gold prices started their first weekly session with a bearish bias, as a result of hitting the resistance level 1758, in order for the current moves to stabilize below the aforementioned level. Technically speaking, the clear signs of negativity on Stochastic support the occurrence of a bearish bias during the …
Read More »Euro Waiting For Pending Orders
Narrow-range sideways trading took control of the euro’s movements against the US dollar, with the conclusion of last week’s trading sessions confined from the bottom above 1.1865 and the top below 1.1925. On the technical side today, and with a closer look at the 4-hour chart, we find the conflict …
Read More »Weekly Recap: 5-9 April
Weekly Recap: 5 – 9 April Last week was highlighted by the release of the last meeting minutes for the central banks in the United States and the Eurozone. The March meeting, which saw the United States Federal Reserve deciding to maintain its monetary policy unchanged until the American economy …
Read More »Why the ECB is Optimistic about Recovery in H2?
The President of the European Central Bank (ECB), Christine Lagarde, believes that the European Union (EU) will see strong economic growth and recovery during the second half (H2) of the year. “Light is at the end of the tunnel. We can see it. It is not yet within touching distance. …
Read More »NYSE Logs Third Straight Weekly Rise
The main indices of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) finished higher on Friday, with the Dow and the S&P 500 hitting an all-time closing high amid signs of economic recovery from the negative impacts of the Coronavirus pandemic. Despite a larger than expected rise in producers prices last month, …
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