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Read More »Gold Still Looking For a More Powerful Trend
Gold prices succeeded in touching the first target required to be achieved during the previous analysis, located at a price of 1747, recording its highest level of 1747. Technically speaking, and with a closer look at the chart, we find intraday trading is stable below 1747, accompanied by the loss …
Read More »Euro Waiting Pending Orders
Quiet trading dominated the moves of the euro against the US dollar during the previous trading session, to find the pair a good support floor around 1.1880 within limited upside attempts to target a re-test of 1.1950. On the technical side today, and with a closer look at the 60-minute …
Read More »Germany Raises Its Pandemic-Related Borrowing Plans to More Than 450 Billion Euros
Monday, a document showed that Germany is expected to continue a huge deficit in spending in light of the Covid-19 pandemic, with a debt-funded supplementary budget of about 60 billion euros for the current year and a draft budget for 2022 with new net debt of 81.5 billion euros. The …
Read More »Biden Planning $3-4 Trillion in Additional Public Spending
The President of the United States, Joe Biden, is set to discuss with his aides the administration’s spending plans for infrastructure, climate change, and job creation, Reuters reported. Combined, these plans could cost around $4 trillion, which are expected to financed through tax increases. Biden “is considering a range of …
Read More »Fed’s Barkin: U.S. Economy on Brink of Completing Recovery
President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, Thomas Barkin, said that the United States economy is close to completing the recovery despite the lingering of some risk factors. “Vaccines are rolling out, and case rates and hospitalizations are falling. Excess savings and fiscal stimulus should help fund pent-up demand …
Read More »Oil Futures Close Monday with Marginal Gains
Oil prices registered marginal gains on Monday, opening the week with a positive performance following last week’s sharp losses, which were the worst in about five months. Expectations for economic recovery provided support to crude prices, but concerns about demand recovery and reintroducing lockdown measures in Europe had a negative …
Read More »Gold Closes Lower Amid Improved Risk Appetite
Gold prices declined on Monday, due to lower investors’ demand on the yellow metal. Despite the relative decline in the U.S. Treasury bond yields, which remain near their highest level in a year, a positive performance by stock markets reduced demand for safe havens. Gold futures for April delivery closed …
Read More »Powell: Cryptocurrencies are Speculative Unstable Assets
Cryptocurrencies are speculative assets and an unstable store of value, said the Chairman of the United States Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, on Monday, noting that the Fed is not in a hurry to introduce its own digital currency, CNBC reported. “They’re highly volatile and therefore not really useful stores of …
Read More »European Stocks Finish Higher Recovering from Earlier Losses
European stocks rose on Monday, supported by the continuous upward trend by the auto sector. After declining earlier in the session, the pan-European STOXX 600 finished higher by 0.19%, recovering from its losses earlier in the session. Meanwhile, the German index DAX gained 0.25%, while the UK’s FTSE100 rose by …
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