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Read More »Crude Oil May Start a Bearish Corrective Slope
Oil, Crude, trading
Read More »Gold is Macing More Selling Pressure
We adhered to intraday neutrality during the previous analysis, explaining that resuming the decline requires stability below 1800, in addition to confirming the break of 1768, so that gold managed to approach the desired target 1759, recording its lowest level at 1760. Today’s technical outlook indicates the possibility of continuing …
Read More »Euro: Negative Pressure Remains
The bearish wave is still dominating the euro against the US dollar after slight positive movements through which the pair returned the previously broken support level 1.1880/1.1890. Technically, the bearish trend is still a valid and effective scenario, as a result of the pair continuing to obtain negative pressure coming …
Read More »Sources to Reuters: OPEC Has Been Informed That it Expects Limited Growth in US Oil Production at Present
OPEC sources said that OPEC officials have heard from industry experts that US oil production growth will likely remain limited in 2021 despite higher prices, giving the organization more leverage to manage the market in the short term before a possible strong increase in shale crude production in 2022. Officials …
Read More »Gold Makes Up For Some of Its Losses On Dollar
Gold prices rose today, Friday, by 1%, as the pause in the dollar’s rise to catch its breath compensated for some of its large losses driven by the US Federal Reserve’s shift towards a monetary tightening tone. Spot gold rose 1.1% to $1,792 an ounce but fell 4.5% for the …
Read More »Britain Records a Significant Increase in Infections With the Delta Variant
Data from the Public Health Authority in Britain revealed a significant new increase in weekly infections with the Delta strain of the Coronavirus after Prime Minister Boris Johnson decided to postpone the final lifting of the restrictions on the general closure. The Public Health Authority detected 33,630 new infections with …
Read More »Oil Falls on Dollar Strength, But Demand Picture is Still Positive
Oil prices fell for the second session in a row Friday, June 18, as the US dollar rose thanks to the possibility of an increase in interest rates in the United States, but crude is on track to conclude the week with little change and just below its highest levels …
Read More »Eurozone Current Account Surplus Widened in April
Data from the European Central Bank showed that the Eurozone’s current account surplus widened in April thanks to an increase in the trade surplus and primary income, which includes profits from foreign investment. The 19-nation Euro bloc posted a revised current account surplus of 22.8 billion euros in April, up …
Read More »Gold is Heading For The Worst Week in 15 Months Due to The US Federal Reserve’s Tendency to Tighten Monetary
Gold prices rose on Friday, June 18, but are heading towards recording the worst weekly performance since March 2020 after the US Federal Reserve’s shift towards a monetary tightening tone caused the dollar to rise and negatively affected the attractiveness of the yellow metal. And gold rose in spot transactions …
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