The pair provided calm, positive trading, benefiting from stability above the strong support level at 1.1880, as part of attempts to stabilize above the psychological barrier of 1.1900. Technically speaking and with a closer look at the 60-minute chart, we find the 50-day moving average trying to provide a positive …
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Oil prices rose, but they remained moving within a narrow range Monday, April 12, amid optimism about the recovery of the US economy with an acceleration in the pace of immunization campaigns against the Corona virus, but the increase in Covid-19 infections in other regions of the world is holding …
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Read More »The US Yields Settled With Bullish Bias
The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury bond settled at 1.65% during early trading on Monday, remaining stable below its 14-month high of 1.78% recorded last month. Investors are awaiting a batch of new US economic data during the week, including inflation, export and import prices to take any hint …
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