Oil, Crude, trading

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Oil, Crude, trading

U.S. crude oil futures have experienced a significant decline, marking the worst monthly performance since the beginning of the year. Oil prices lost nearly 6.15% during August, reaching a low of approximately $72.90 per barrel yesterday. From a technical standpoint, the 4-hour chart reveals a bearish pattern, suggesting a continued …

Gold prices experienced a mild downward trend during the previous trading session, attempting to stabilize above the psychological resistance level of 2500, but ultimately closed the day below this threshold. From a technical standpoint, the price is under selling pressure, largely due to its position below the 50-day simple moving …

The EUR/USD pair experienced a gradual decline in the early trading sessions this month, driven by the U.S. dollar’s attempts to stage a rebound. As a result, the pair has remained generally stable below the psychological resistance level of 1.1100. From a technical perspective, a closer look at the 4-hour …

Key Points: Price decline: Oil prices continued to fall on Monday, driven by expectations of higher OPEC+ production and concerns about weak demand in China and the United States.OPEC+ production: The organization is set to increase oil output in October as part of a plan to unwind previous supply cuts.Demand …

Persistent contraction: Eurozone manufacturing activity continued to decline in August, according to the latest PMI data.Weak demand: New orders and demand from abroad fell at the fastest rates this year.Price increases: Manufacturers raised their prices for the first time in 16 months, driven by factories in several countries.Inflation easing: Overall …

The U.S. dollar strengthened against major currencies on Monday as investors scaled back their expectations for aggressive interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. This shift in sentiment followed the release of inflation data that indicated a less urgent need for the Fed to take more drastic measures to curb …

A Tale of Two Quarters Turkey’s economic journey has been a rollercoaster in recent times, with a steep ascent in the first quarter followed by a more cautious descent in the second. The reasons for this shift are as complex as the Turkish economy itself. The First Quarter: A Consumer …