Futures prices experienced a significant downturn during the previous trading session, aligning with a negative forecast as we anticipated in our previous report. The decline surpassed the official targets of 77.55 and 76.65, reaching its lowest level in the early trading hours of the current session at $75.92 per barrel. …
Read More »Gold is looking for a more robust trend signal 16/11/2023
In our previous technical report, we maintained intraday neutrality due to conflicting technical signals, explaining that we were awaiting a clearer directional signal to achieve a high-quality deal. Accordingly, gold movements showed stability above the lower limit of 1955 and below the upper limit of 1977. From a technical analysis …
Read More »The Euro may see a bearish bias 16/11/2023
The Euro/Dollar pair experienced a predominance of negative trades in the prior trading session, as it hit its zenith at 1.0886, but encountered resistance at this level that effectively curtailed its upward trajectory. As we outlined in our previous technical report, a one-hour candle closing below 1.0860 could exert downward …
Read More »Market Drivers – US Session, Nov. 15
Retail sales slipped in October, falling just a tenth of a percent from its upwardly revised level for the prior month. The PPI data supports the Fed’s tightening cycle, but the US Dollar Index recovered from monthly lows and the 10-year yield increased from 4.42% to 4.52%. Wall Street stocks …
Read More »Yen falls under pressure from US bond yields
The Japanese yen continues to retreat against the dollar since the beginning of daily trading on Wednesday, driven by the rise in US Treasury bond yields due to the famous correlation between both.The USD/JPY rose to 151.37, compared to the previous daily close of 150.37. The pair fell to its …
Read More »Does potential further downside await US Dollar?
The US Dollar Index has recovered to 104.40, its lowest point since September. The US Producer Price Index (PPI) saw a less-than-expected 1.3% YoY increase in October, falling short of the projected 1.9% rise. The Core Producer Price Index (PPI) also fell short of expectations, coming in at 2.4% YoY …
Read More »WTI retreats on surging US oil inventories, global demand woes
Due to record output levels and a greater-than-anticipated buildup in US crude inventories, WTI crude oil drops to $76.58 per barrel at the time of writing, down 1.92%.There are worries about possible drops in oil demand due to the Eurozone’s poor statistics and Japan’s economic contraction. Oil prices are supported …
Read More »Can Fed avoid recession that threatens US economy?
The likelihood of a recession is one big question that is being discussed again and again as observers, including former Fed officials still argue that there is still an obvious risk of a recession.Jerome Powell and Co. are seen as walking on a fine line. The extent of fiscal stimulus, …
Read More »EUR/GBP closest to multi-month highs as bulls step in
The EUR/GBP increased by 0.40% to reach 0.8740, erasing weekly losses. Bulls have space to test last week’s high of 0.8775. With the pair clearing its losses on Mondays and Tuesdays, the EUR/GBP trades with significant gains in the 0.8740 region. The following goal is 0.8775, which would be a …
Read More »USD/CHF trimming losses after solid US Retail Sales
The USD/CHF saw some minor losses before levelling off at 0.8885, suggesting that inflation was slowing down. October’s US Producer Price Index (PPI) increased 1.3% year over year, less than the 1.9% increase that was anticipated.However, October’s Retail Sales performed better than expected, with a 0.1% month-on-month decline. The US …
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