We committed to the intraday neutrality during the previous analysis and that we are waiting for a sign of directional confirmation, indicating that the stability of trading above 1.3050 leads the pair to re-test 1.3080, posting high at 1.3080. On the technical side, by looking at the 4-hour chart, we …
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Read More »Gold Looking For Direction
The yellow metal traded in a confined range, stable above 1901 and below 1912 over several sessions. On the technical side, and looking at 240-minute charts, we see negative signs appearing on the stochastic indicator, with the MA-50 attempting to press the price from the top. Although we tend to …
Read More »The Euro Starts on The Downside
The Euro traded on the negative side against the US dollar, to start pressing the support level published in the previous analysis at 1.1800, noting that trading below the aforementioned support level pushes the pair to continue its decline. Technically speaking, looking at240-minutes chart, we find that the SMA 50 …
Read More »US CB Consumer Confidence Index Edges Lower in October
Consumer confidence in the US weakened sharply in October with the Conference Board’s Consumer Confidence Index edging lower to 100.9 from 101.3 (revised from 101.8) in September. This reading came in worse than Reuters’ estimate of 102. Further details of the publication showed that the Consumer President Situation Index climbed …
Read More »US: Durable Goods Orders Rise by 1.9% in September
Durable Goods Orders in the United States expanded by 19% on a monthly basis in September. The reading was well above the 0.5% rise anticipated and the 0.4% growth recorded in the previous month. Excluding transportation, new orders increased by 0.8% as against 0.4% anticipated, and the previous month’s upwardly …
Read More »UK Retail Sales Fall as The Economy Weakens
Tuesday’s survey showed that the recovery of the retail sector in Britain, which was a bright spot for the economy affected by the Coronavirus, stopped this month after recording improvement over several months. The Confederation of British Industry monthly survey of retail sales fell to -23 in October, the lowest …
Read More »Largest Commercial Bank in Singapore Launches Cryptocurrency Exchange
DBS, of the largest commercial banks in Singapore, announced the soft launch of the proprietary crypto-to-fiat cryptocurrency trading platforms. At the initial stages, the users will have access to the four largest digital assets: BTC, BCH, ETH, XRP. They will be available for trading against Singapore Dollar (SGD), Hong Kong …
Read More »Bitcoin Breaks the $ 1,300 Barrier
Bitcoin trading witnessed positive moves during Tuesday to breach levels of $ 1300, its highest level in 2020. Bitcoin rose, the world’s first electronic currency, by 2.58% to $ 13,442, its highest ever in 2020.
Read More »Dollar Holds Onto Its gains on Fears of Covid-19 And Uncertainty
The dollar held on to its gains Tuesday, but the rest of the safe-haven currencies witnessed quiet transactions as investors were reluctant to form positions before the US presidential elections scheduled for next week, even as concerns grow about the second wave of Covid-19 and its economic effects. On Monday, …
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