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Oil prices rose in early Asian trade on Monday, buoyed by positive times for fuel demand growth next quarter, as investors look to this week’s OPEC+ meeting to see how producers will respond. Brent crude futures for August delivery were up 50 cents, or 0.7%, at $69.22 a barrel, after …

Japanese shares closed lower on Monday, as investors booked profits after a recent rally, but losses were limited thanks to a positive conclusion from domestic drug makers. The Nikkei index lost 0.99% to record 28,860.08 points at the close, while the broader Topix index fell 1.26% to 1922.98 points. The …

Quiet trading dominated the movements of the pound sterling against the Japanese yen, to find the pair a strong resistance level near the psychological barrier of 156.00. On the technical side today, we tend to the negative side, but with caution, relying on stochastic entering the overbought phase, in addition …

Sideways trading did not witness a noticeable change for the Canadian dollar within limited attempts to obtain a bullish corrective slope, touching our target of the first correction published in the previous report, 1.2130, to record its highest level at 1.2142. Technically, the negative trades regained control of the pair …

Oil, Crude, trading

Oil, Crude, trading

Mixed trading dominated gold prices during the end of last week’s trading, and sideways trading is still limited from below at the support level of 1880 and from upside below the resistance level of 1905. Technically, today, and by looking at the 4-hour chart, we find that the RSI is …

We adhered to intraday neutrality during the previous analysis due to the conflicting technical signals, explaining that activating the short positions depends on the confirmation of breaking the 1.2170 support level, which puts the price under negative pressure targeting 1.2120, to move the pair in a bearish context approaching the …

The US dollar was able to end last week higher against most of the major currencies after strong US data. The yellow metal also fell to $1,890 an ounce on Friday, down from a 4-month high of 1910 on May 26. Coronavirus cases are slowly declining, and the US and …

Bitcoin fell on Friday by more than 5% to trade near $36,340, as cryptocurrencies showed high selling pressures. The world’s largest digital currency has now lost about 4.6% over the past seven days. In a similar way, Ethereum plunged by about 7.7% to $2,515, but remained higher on a weekly …