The current movements of the German DAX index are witnessing a bullish tendency after finding a good support floor near 13,800. On the technical side today, and with the index continuing to get a positive stimulus from the 50-day moving average, in addition to the positive signs coming from the …

The Dow Jones Industrial Average traded positively on Wall Street during the previous trading session, recording its high at 30,710. On the technical side, today we find the index succeeded in building a base on support floor 30,410 and the most important 30,380, and we find the RSI indicator providing …

Negative trading is dominating the movements of the pound sterling against its Japanese counterpart within the expected bearish path, approaching a few points difference from the published target of 142.80, recording the lowest price of 142.95. On the technical side, the pair started its daily trading by pressing the support …

The Canadian dollar managed to retest the support level 1.2760, to start its daily trading positively again. Technically, we find the pair maintains positive stability above the support floor of 1.2760 supported by the stochastic obtaining signs of a positive crossover, coinciding with the current attempts of the RSI to …

Oil, Crude, trading

Oil, Crude, trading

Gold prices continue to gradually crawl to the downside within the expected bearish path, in which we relied on confirming the breach of the 1851 level, approaching our third awaited target of 1817, to record its lowest price during early trading for the current session 1822. On the technical side, …

The euro continues its bearish path against the US dollar, continuing its negative crawl towards the second official leg of 1.2000. On the technical side today, and with a closer look at the 240-minute chart, we find that the moving average continues to support the bearish curve of prices, and …

The dollar rose to a two-month high against the euro on Tuesday as markets believed the United States’ recovery from the coronavirus pandemic would likely be faster than Europe. This view was reinforced by moves in Washington towards more stimulus spending, in contrast to European closures and expectations of a …

Employment in the US’ private sector increased by 174,000 in January, the monthly data published by the Automatic Data Processing (ADP) Research Institue revealed on Wednesday. This reading beat the market expectation of 49,000 by a wide margin. Furthermore, December’s reading got revised up to -78,000 from -123,000.