The Euro struggled to rise above the level of $ 1.18 on Tuesday as hopes for a stimulus package to help those affected by Corona in the United States dashed, dealing a blow to high-risk assets globally, as the increase in Coronavirus cases in Europe pressed the single currency. While …
Read More »Reuters: Russia May Support an Extension of Global Oil Cuts After 2020
Two industry sources told Reuters that Russia may support keeping global oil production cuts unchanged after 2020 when it is time to ease them if global market conditions deteriorate due to slowing demand and increasing cases of coronavirus. Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said last week that OPEC + would …
Read More »European Commission: Willing to Intensify Brexit Talks With UK
The European Commission announced in an official statement on Brexit, showing the willingness to intensify talks with the UK. In order for a deal to happen, both sides need to meet, the statement added further. The statement also confirmed that the EU’s chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier will speak to …
Read More »German Finance Ministry: Debt is Expected to Rise to 71% of GDP
A German Finance Ministry document showed, Tuesday, that Germany’s debt level is likely to reach 71% of GDP, as the country spends more to mitigate the repercussions of the Coronavirus pandemic. The document showed that the expected level next year is at 70.25% of GDP, due to the expected recovery …
Read More »Oil Prices Stable But Concerns About Corona Cases And Supplies Persist
There was little change in oil prices on Tuesday, to stabilize after suffering losses over three days due to fears that the increase in cases of Coronavirus globally would impede the recovery of demand for fuel while the increase in Libyan production leads to an abundance of supplies. Brent crude …
Read More »The Eurozone Current Account Surplus widened in August
Data from the European Central Bank showed on Tuesday that the current account surplus of the 19-nation eurozone widened to 19.9 billion dollars in August from 17 billion euros in July thanks to a higher trade surplus and a lower primary income deficit. In the 12 months to August, the …
Read More »Japan Shares Closed Lower on Caution About US Stimulus
Japanese stocks closed lower on Tuesday, tracking down on Wall Street’s losses overnight, while investors are cautiously watching whether US projectors will be able to strike a deal on a stimulus package as the deadline approaches. The Nikkei index fell 0.44% to 2,3567.04 points at the close, while the broader …
Read More »Gold in a Narrow Range Due to Caution About US Stimulus
Gold traded on Tuesday in a narrow range above $ 1900 an ounce, as caution prevailed ahead of a deadline for an agreement on a new US stimulus package to mitigate the repercussions of the Coronavirus and the presidential elections scheduled for next month. Gold fell 0.2% to 1,901.10 dollars …
Read More »Dax Towards Negativity
The German DAX managed to touch our first target at 12990, to return to trading negatively. The technical side indicates the possibility of continuing the decline, with trading remaining below the previously broken support level 12880 and the most important 12920, in addition to the index continuing to have negative …
Read More »Dow Jones Remains Negative
The Dow Jones Industrial Average declined significantly during the previous session within the bearish path expected in the previous analysis, touching the first target at 28370, posting a low at 28024. Technically, we are biased towards the negativity, given that trading remains intact below the broken support-into-resistance at 28330 with …
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