Gold prices rose slightly on Monday, December 7, as weak US job data supported hopes for more fiscal stimulus, although optimism about the deployment of vaccines to prevent the Coronavirus curbed the gains. The spot price of gold rose 0.2% to $ 1841.93 an ounce by 05:54 GMT, while US …
Read More »China Posted Its Largest Trade Surplus in 30 Years
China’s exports jumped by 21.1% last November, the largest increase in two years, while imports rose 4.5% for the same period. This resulted in a trade surplus of $ 75.4 billion, and this surplus is the largest in 30 years. China’s trade balance with the United States reached a new …
Read More »Oil Falling From Its Highest Level in Months Due to Covid-19 Measures
Oil prices fell on Monday, December 7, from their highest levels in months, with the continuing increase in infections with the Coronavirus globally and renewed closure measures, the latest of which included the imposition of strict restrictions in southern California in the United States, the largest consumer of crude in …
Read More »Japan’s Nikkei Index is Slipping From a 29-and-a-Half Year High
Japanese stocks closed lower Monday, December 7, as the Nikkei benchmark retreated from its highest levels in more than 29 and a half years, as gains for five consecutive weeks raised some concerns from a frenzied market and prompted investors to sell for profit. Nikkei fell 0.76% to 26547.44 points, …
Read More »Germany’s DAX Based on Support
The German DAX started its first weekly trading with a bullish bias after it succeeded in building a base on the pivotal support floor located at 13,220. On the technical side, we tend to be positive, depending on the stability of trading above the mentioned support, in addition to the …
Read More »GBP/JPY: Starts The Week on The Downside
The pair started its first weekly trading with a bearish bias, after it faced a strong resistance level near 140.470, to witness the current moves of the pair stabilizing below 140.00 again. Technically, trading remained below the mentioned level accompanied by negative pressure coming from the simple moving averages. Therefore, …
Read More »Canadian Dollar Continues to be Negative
The Canadian dollar retreated significantly during last week’s trading, touching the target levels for the current bearish wave at 1.2785, recording its lowest level at 1.2772. On the technical side, Stochastic is trading near oversold areas, and on the other hand, we find the RSI and the simple moving averages …
Read More »Pound Tends to Have an Intraday Negative Direction
Positive trading dominated the movements of the pound against the US dollar, touching the weekly target at 1.3500, reaching a high of 1.3540. Technically, the pair failed to stabilize for a long time above the psychological barrier resistance 1.3500, which forced it to trade near the support level 1.3420, so …
Read More »Dow Jones Maintains Gains
The positive moves continued to dominate the Dow Jones Industrial Average, as we expected, surpassing the required target mentioned in the previous report, located at 30,200, recording its highest at 30,263. On the technical side, with the index price above the previously breached resistance-into-support 30,000, in addition to the index …
Read More »Dow Jones Maintains Gains
The positive moves continued to dominate the Dow Jones Industrial Average, as we expected, surpassing the required target mentioned in the previous report, located at 30,200, recording its highest at 30,263. On the technical side, with the index price above the previously breached resistance-into-support 30,000, in addition to the index …
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