The Dow Jones Industrial Average suffered heavy losses on Wall Street, as we expected the gradual advance to the downside, reaching a low of 29,906. On the technical side, today, with the obvious negative crossover signs on Stochastic, which come in conjunction with the negative signs of the RSI on …
Read More »GBP/JPY: Tends to be Positive
The British pound against the Japanese yen succeeded in touching the first target to be achieved during the previous analysis, located at 144.10. On the technical side, we are positive in our trading, depending on the price stability above 143.20, in addition to the pair continuing to get a positive …
Read More »Canadian Dollar: Corrective Bullish Rally Intact
The technical outlook remains unchanged, and the pair’s movements have not changed significantly, preserving positive stability. Technically, we find the pair maintains positive stability above the support floor of 1.2710 supported by the stochastic obtaining signs of a positive crossover, coinciding with the positive stimulus coming from the simple moving …
Read More »Sterling Pound Re-testing Support
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Read More »Gold Falling Softly
Positive attempts have seen for yellow metal during the previous trading session, but there are still limited attempts to hit the price of the resistance level published in the previous analysis located at the price of 1871, which we clarified as the key to protecting the downside movement. Technically speaking, …
Read More »Euro Touches Goal And the Negativity In Place
The single European currency retreated significantly within the bearish path, as we expected, touching the first expected target located at 1.2065, recording the lowest price of 1.2056. Technically speaking, today, and with a closer look at the 240-minute chart, we find the pair is stable below the broken support level …
Read More »Factory Growth in Britain Has Slowed Due to Coronavirus And Brexit
A survey published Monday, February 1, showed that British manufacturers faced a double whammy last month due to global shipping disruptions due to the outbreak of a new wave of the Coronavirus, accompanied by new trade barriers with the European Union. Separate data from the Bank of England showed a …
Read More »EU: Unemployment Rate Stays Unchanged at 8.3% in December as Expected
The seasonally adjusted Unemployment Rate in the euro area stayed unchanged at 8.3% in December, the data published by the Eurostat showed on Monday. This reading came in line with market expectation. Further details of the publication revealed that the EU Unemployment Rate in the same period was 7.5%.
Read More »Turkish Lira Rose 1.5% to August Levels
The Turkish lira rose 1.5% on Monday, to its highest level since August, while a measure of risk retreated to near its lowest level in a year, supported by a tightening monetary tone from the central bank and data indicating a further recovery in manufacturing industries. The currency has outperformed …
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