The Canadian dollar’s efforts continue to maintain the bullish trend within a gradual rise to the downside, approaching our first target required to be achieved during the previous analysis, 1.2680, recording the highest of 1.2675. Technically speaking, we find that the pair maintains stability above the 50-day moving average that …
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Read More »Gold Continues Negative Path
Strong negative trades dominated gold prices during the previous trading session within the expected bearish context, gradually approaching the target of 1697, recording the lowest price of 1700. On the technical side today, the intraday trading remains below 1620 and the most important 1626 supports the negativity. By looking at …
Read More »Euro: Negative Pressure Still Intact
We committed to intraday neutrality during the previous analysis due to the conflicting technical signals, The re-activation of the short positions needs to witness the return of the price below the 1.2065 level. On the technical side, today the euro resumed its decline after finding a strong resistance level around …
Read More »Oil prices rise more than 2%, supported by a significant decrease in US inventories
Oil prices rose more than 2% on Wednesday, supported by a significant drop in US fuel inventories and expectations that OPEC + producers may take a decision against increasing production when they meet this week. US gasoline stocks fell last week by the most on record, and refining production fell …
Read More »US: ADP Employment Change Arrives at +117K in February
Employment in the US’ private sector increased by 117,000 in February, the monthly data published by the Automatic Data Processing (ADP) Research Institue revealed on Wednesday. This reading fell short of the market expectation of 177,000. On a positive note, however, January’s reading got revised up to 195,000 from 174,000.
Read More »OPEC+ Considering Extending Oil Production Cuts in April
Sources in OPEC+ told Reuters that the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and its allies, a group known as OPEC+, are considering extending oil production cuts from March to April instead of increasing production due to the fragility of crude markets due to continuing concerns about the Coronavirus …
Read More »UK’s Sunak: Cannot Ignore Problem of Borrowing
British finance minister Rishi Sunak told ministers that they are borrowing on an extraordinary scale, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s spokesman told reporters on Wednesday, According to Reuters. “As a conservative government, we know that we cannot ignore this problem of borrowing,” Sunak added.
Read More »EU Commission: EU Budget Rules Should Remain Suspended in 2022
The European Union’s budget rules should remain suspended in 2022 but they could be reinstated in 2023, the European Commission said on Wednesday, as reported by Reuters. “Overall fiscal impulse, stemming from national budgets and the EU recovery fund, needs to remain supportive in 2021 and 2022,” the statement read. …
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