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Read More »Joe Biden Secures 270 Votes at Electoral College
Democrat Joe Biden won the electoral college, which formally determines the next president of the United States, to end President Donald Trump’s campaign to reverse his November 3 election loss. And the state of California, which has 55 electoral votes in the electoral college, gave Biden the vote so that …
Read More »Crude Oil Maintains Positive Stability
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Read More »Gold Still Confused And Negativity Persists
Gold prices succeeded in achieving the negative outlook, as we expected, in which we relied on trading below the 1833 level, heading to visit the first target to be achieved, 1818, recording its lowest level at 1818.60. On the technical side, the current movements of gold are witnessing attempts to …
Read More »Euro in a Narrow Range
Narrow-range sideways trades dominate the moves of the EUR/USD pair, which consolidate from the top above the support level of 1.2100 and from downside below the resistance level at 1.2180, and the technical outlook has not changed little. Technically speaking, with a closer look at the 240-min chart, we find …
Read More »Germany to Have 3-4 Million Doses of Pfizer Vaccine in January
A spokesperson for the German health ministry said on Monday that they will have 3-4 million doses of the coronavirus vaccine developed by Pfizer and BioNTech in January and will bring the total amount to 11 million by March, per Reuters.
Read More »European Bond Yields Bouncing From Lowest in a Month
Eurozone government bond yields rose, away from one-month lows in trading on Monday, like the recent extension of Brexit talks eased fears of a messy divorce Brexit. Eurozone and UK Treasury yields ranged 1 to 3 basis points, with Germany’s 10-year yield, the benchmark for the bloc, rising 1.5 basis …
Read More »UK PM Johnson’s spokesman: We Remain Hopeful of Reaching an Agreement With The EU
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s spokesman said on Monday that it’s still possible that they will not be able to reach a trade deal with the European Union due to remaining gaps, as reported by Reuters. “Time is in very short supply and has been for some time,”.”We remain hopeful …
Read More »EU: Industrial Production expanded by 2.1% in October
Industrial Production in the Eurozone rose by 2.1% on a monthly basis in October following September’s modest growth of 0.1%, the data published by the Eurostat showed. This reading came in slightly better than the market expectation of 2%. Further details of the publication revealed that Industrial Production in the …
Read More »Extended of Brexit Talks Pushes European Stocks
European stocks rose Monday, December 14th, as the decision to extend trade talks between Britain and the European Union kept hopes for an agreement, but the leading stocks in London were negatively affected by the rise of the British pound and AstraZeneca down by 6.3%. The European Stoxx600 index rose …
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