The Canadian dollar retreated, achieving the negative outlook, as we expected, in which we relied on the bearish technical structure mentioned during the previous analysis, touching our required target of 1.2710. Technically, the negative pressure from the 50-day moving average supports the continuation of the downside, in addition to trading …
Read More »Pound Confirms Resistance Breakout
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Read More »Crude Oil Close to $60.00
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Read More »Gold Needs Careful Consideration
Gold prices rose significantly to compensate part of the losses last week, touching the stop-loss order published in the previous analysis at 1820, we have indicated that any attempts to breach 1820 are able to postpone the bearish trend and lead the price to an upward path, its initial target …
Read More »Euro Looking For Confirmations
We committed to the intraday neutrality in the previous analysis due to the conflicting technical signals, indicating that the 1.2065 level from the top and the 1.1975 level are the directional keys for the current week’s trading. On the technical side, we find the euro is starting positively, trying to …
Read More »Bitcoin Jumps to an Unprecedented Peak, Backed by News of Tesla’s Investment
Bitcoin jumped more than 14% to an unprecedented peak after Tesla announced that it had invested nearly $ 1.5 billion in cryptocurrency last month. And that news raised Bitcoin to exceed 44 thousand dollars. The electric car maker revealed the investment ten days after its CEO, Elon Musk, added the …
Read More »Investor Confidence in The Eurozone Decreased
Today’s survey reported that investor sentiment in the eurozone fell unexpectedly in February, as the economy was affected by the lockdown measures aimed at curbing the pace of Covid-19 cases, unlike other regions in the world that achieved further recovery. Sentex Euro-zone index fell below zero, dropping from 1.3 in …
Read More »US Dollar Settled After Weak US Inflation And Central Tendency to Monetary Easing
The dollar fell during a quiet Asian session, after weaker than expected inflation data in the United States for January and the Federal Reserve’s repetition of its monetary easing stance, but the US currency compensated for some of its losses with the opening of European markets. Data on Wednesday showed …
Read More »German Industrial Production Was Flat in December
German industrial production remained unchanged in December, in light of the comprehensive closures imposed at home and abroad to contain the Covid-19 pandemic, which curbed the export-oriented manufacturing sector in the largest European economy. This follows a 1.5% growth in the previous month, according to figures released by the Federal …
Read More »Technology Stocks in Europe Rise led by Dialog
European stocks rose, after achieving their best weekly gains in nearly three months, as Dialog Semiconductor boosted the technology sector, while hopes for a faster economic recovery continued on the back of the global distribution of vaccines. Renesas Electronics and Dialog said they had agreed that the Japanese chipmaker would …
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