Gold prices rose Thursday, March 25th, as an increase in Covid-19 infections in Europe fueled fears about the pace of the economy’s recovery, but the rise of the dollar curbed the gains of the yellow metal. Spot gold increased 0.1% to $1736.51 an ounce and US gold futures rose 0.2% …

Oil prices have fallen by more than 2% as the new general isolation measures aimed at combating the Coronavirus have revived concerns about the demand for oil products, even as boats face difficulties to float a stranded container ship that blocks the route of crude oil tankers in the Suez …

Japanese stocks closed higher on Thursday, March 25th, as investors bought shares linked to the economic cycle that had fallen in the past, but the gains were curbed by technology stocks that traced the Nasdaq downward trail. The Nikkei index closed up 1.14% to 28,729.88 points, ending a four-day losing …

Negative trading continues to dominate Bitcoin’s movements after it found a strong resistance level of around 53,000. Technically, we tend to the negativity dependent on the negative pressure of the simple moving averages, in addition to losing the RSI bullish momentum. We are targeting 52,120 next stations. From the top, …

The German DAX index succeeded in achieving the negative outlook, as we expected, touching our target 14,530, recording its lowest price, 14,530. On the technical side today, we are continuing to suggest the bearish trend, relying on trading stability below the previously broken support 14,610/14,630, accompanied by negative pressure for …

The movements of the Dow Jones Industrial Average witnessed a slight upward trend during the previous trading session, recording a high of 32,666. On the technical side, and with a closer look at the 60-minute chart, we find the index returned to settle below 32,500 and generally below 32,625, and …

The pound’s current moves against the Japanese yen are witnessing a slight upward slope after setting a good support floor near 148.60. On the technical side, despite the bullish bias, we tend to be negative depending on the continuation of the negative pressure coming from the 50-day moving average, in …

The technical outlook is unchanged, and the Canadian dollar has not changed significantly, maintaining the bullish corrective bias. From the technical analysis, we are continuing to suggest the bullish trend, relying on the stability of trading above 1.2540 the previously breached resistance in addition to the positive motive for the …

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