The euro reached its lowest level in seven weeks against the US dollar, as fears of extending lockdown measures due to the outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic led to a decline in sentiment towards the single currency. Data showed that retail sales in Germany, the largest economy in Europe, fell …
Read More »Turkey’s Trade Deficit Fell 32% Y-o-Y in January
Data from the Turkish Ministry of Trade showed that the country’s trade deficit reached $ 3.075 billion in January, down about 32% from the same period a year ago, as exports reached an unprecedented peak in January. Exports rose to $ 15.048 billion in January, up 2.5% from a year …
Read More »Eurozone Preliminary GDP shrinks by 0.7% QoQ in Q4
The Eurozone economy contracted 0.7% on quarter in the three months to December of 2020, beating -1.2% expected, the first estimate showed on Tuesday. On an annualized basis, the bloc’s GDP dropped by 5.1% in Q4 vs. -4.3% seen in Q3 2020 while beating -4.3% expectations.
Read More »Oil Prices Continue to Rise as Production Restricted
Oil prices rose by about 1%, after major crude producers showed that they were curbing supplies in nearly line with their commitments, to continue gains in a market confused by weak demand during the Coronavirus pandemic. Brent crude rose 48 cents, equivalent to 0.9%, to $ 56.83 a barrel, gaining …
Read More »European Stocks Rose on Recovery Hopes And Gains From Technology Companies
European stocks rallied as investors hoped for a faster-moving economic recovery, while technology stocks led the gains after French information technology advisory group Atos ended talks on a possible acquisition of US rival DXC Technology. Atos shares gained 5% after the company said it decided not to continue talks about …
Read More »Russia’s Production of Oil And Gas Condensate Rises in January
Russia’s production of oil and gas condensate increased to 10.16 million barrels per day in January from 10.04 million barrels per day in December, according to Reuters calculations based on an Interfax report that was based on data from the Energy Ministry. The news agency reported that production of oil …
Read More »Japan Stocks Gaining as Optimism Surrounding Corporate Earnings Grows
Japanese stocks closed higher for the second session in a row, recovering from the heavy sales witnessed last week, as optimism about local and US corporate earnings grew, boosting sentiment. The Nikkei index rose 0.97% to 28,362.17 points, while stocks of consumer goods, materials and real estate industries led the …
Read More »Bitcoin Facing an Intraday Bullish Path
Positive trading dominated the movements of Bitcoin touching the first target to be achieved during the previous analysis, located at a price of 33,940. On the technical side, today the 50-day moving average supports the occurrence of a bullish slope in the coming hours, in addition to the stability of …
Read More »German DAX Retest Broken Support
The intraday movements of the German DAX index are witnessing a slight bullish tendency, after finding good support floor near the psychological barrier 13,500. We tend to be negative, depending on the stability of trading without the previously broken support, which turned into a resistance level at 13,720, which was …
Read More »Dow Jones Suffered Heavy Losses
The Dow Jones Industrial Average suffered heavy losses on Wall Street, as we expected the gradual advance to the downside, reaching a low of 29,906. On the technical side, today, with the obvious negative crossover signs on Stochastic, which come in conjunction with the negative signs of the RSI on …
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