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Read More »Crude Oil: Negative Pressure in Place
Oil, Crude, trading
Read More »Gold Retests Resistance
Negative trading dominated gold price movements during last Friday’s session, heading to touch the official target at 1838. Technically, gold found a good support floor around 1837, to witness a re-test of 1854. Looking at the 60-minute chart, we find that the 50-day moving average is trying to push the …
Read More »Euro Waits For Signals
Narrow sideways trading is still dominating the euro’s movements against the US dollar, confined from the bottom above the support level of 1.2100 and from above below 1.2200. On the technical side today, we find the pair started its weekly trading on a slight upward slope, trying to benefit from …
Read More »Weekly Recap: 18-23 January
The highlight of the week was the inauguration of Joe Biden as the 46th President of the United States. Biden is promising to better handle the Coronavirus crisis in the U.S. through a new plan for distributing vaccines, as well as increased stimulus to help businesses and households alike cope …
Read More »Biden: Corona Deaths Will Likely Exceed Half a Million Next Month in The US
US President Joe Biden said Thursday, January 21, that the total number of Covid-19 deaths in his country will likely exceed half a million next month, painting a grim picture of what he said will be a fierce battle. Biden added in a meeting at the White House that the …
Read More »UK Retail Sales Recovered Less in December
Official data revealed that British retailers struggled to recover in December from partial lockdown measures the previous month, marking a weak end to their worst year on record, while public borrowing rose to its highest levels since 1962. These numbers bode poorly for Britain’s economy in early 2021, as it …
Read More »UK Preliminary Manufacturing PMI Misses Estimates
The UK manufacturing and services sector activities declined in January, the preliminary report from IHS Markit showed on Friday. The seasonally adjusted IHS Markit/CIPS UK Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) hit a seven-month low of 52.9 in January versus 54.0 expected and 57.5 – December’s final reading.
Read More »Currencies Overview: Dollar Heading Towards a Weekly Loss as The Recovery Fades
The dollar settled in a cautious Asian session on Friday, January 22nd, but it is heading towards its worst weekly performance since the start of the year as investors welcome Joe Biden’s management by buying higher-risk assets. Against the Japanese currency, the dollar has fallen 0.3% this week and retreated …
Read More »Gold Declining With Higher Returns But Heading Towards Best Week in 5 Weeks
Gold fell on Friday, January 22nd as US Treasury yields rose, but the yellow metal is on track to record its best weekly performance in five weeks, supported by hopes of a major stimulus in the United States. Gold fell in immediate transactions 0.6% to 1859.10 dollars an ounce, retreating …
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