Oil, Crude, trading
Read More »Oil is waiting for a new signal of movement 18/1/2024
US crude oil futures experienced a notable downturn in line with the projected bearish trajectory outlined in the previous technical report. The prices successfully reached both the initial target of 71.20 and the subsequent official target of 70.60, with the lowest recorded level hitting $70.65 per barrel. From a technical …
Read More »Gold is touching targets 18/1/2024
Gold prices experienced significant losses in the last trading session, aligning with the anticipated negative trend outlined in the previous technical report. The prices touched the official target by breaking the support at $2016, reaching $2000 per ounce. In the current technical analysis, focusing on the 240-minute chart, the price …
Read More »Euro between critical corrections 18/1/2024
The EUR/USD pair experienced a session leaning towards negativity, aligning with the anticipated bearish trajectory from the previous report and reaching a low of 1.0844. From a technical standpoint today, examining the 4-hour timeframe chart reveals the pair’s attempt to establish positive stability above the 1.0860 support level, marked by …
Read More »Market Drivers – US Session, Jan. 17
The USD Index (DXY) reached a new yearly high in due to adjusted expectations of a rate cut by the Fed in March. This was in line with an additional narrative that suggested the ECB also could hold off on cutting rates until the summer, which ultimately seems to have …
Read More »Stocks decline on retreating rate bets post-retail sales report
Wall Street stocks finished lower on Wednesday after upbeat December U.S. retail sales data eroded expectations the Federal Reserve will kick off its rate-cut campaign as early as March. The benchmark S&P 500, fell to its lowest in over a week. Amazon,, Nvidia, and Alphabet dipped between 0.5% and 1% …
Read More »Inflation Data, Lagarde’s Comments Rattle Global Stocks
Global stocks and bond markets retreated on Wednesday as investors scaled back expectations of swift interest rate cuts in the eurozone, the UK, and the US. European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde signaled borrowing costs would come down in summer rather than spring, following the first rise in UK inflation …
Read More »Gold retreats as fresh US data boosts US dollar
Strong US Retail Sales figures and a spike in US Treasury yields have continued to drive down gold prices, which have lost more than 1.11% of their value. Gold’s decrease is partly due to the US Dollar Index’s upward trajectory, which reached a five-week high, and hawkish remarks made by …
Read More »Fed’s Beige Book reveals economic activity decline in recent weeks
The US economic activity showed “little or no change” in recent weeks for most of the Federal Reserve’s 12 districts, amid signs that the labour market was cooling in most of the country’s regions, the central bank said on Wednesday in its Beige Book survey of regional business contacts.Consumer spending …
Read More »GBP/USD recovers on UK CPI despite strong US data
GBP/USD surged by 0.25% as a result of the UK’s surprise 4% annual increase in inflation. GBP’s upside is limited by obstacles such as the moderate rate of cut by the Fed and the improvement in US retail sales. In contrast to the anticipated Fed rate decrease in March, the …
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