British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Friday that it is now the time for the businesses in the UK to get ready for an Australia-type deal with the European Union. “Given the EU have refused to negotiate seriously, I have concluded we should get ready for an Australia-style deal,” …
Read More »Oil Fell on Rising in Covid-19 Cases And Strong Dollar
Oil prices fell, as they were negatively affected by fears that a significant increase in the number of cases of Covid-19 in Europe and the United States was curbing demand in two of the largest fuel-consuming regions in the world, while the strength of the US dollar added more pressure …
Read More »Nikkei Down With Sentiment Hit by Rising Covid-19 Cases in Europe
The Nikkei index fell in the Tokyo Stock Exchange today, Friday, as new restrictions to combat the Coronavirus in Europe weakened hopes for a rapid global economic recovery, but losses were limited after Fast Retail expected positive annual profits. The Nikkei index fell 0.41% to 23,410.63 points. The broader TOPIX …
Read More »Gold on The Verge of Suffering a Weekly Loss
Gold fell today, Friday, and appears to be heading towards its first weekly loss in three weeks, while the dollar is holding on to its rally while providing more fiscal stimulus in the United States appears unlikely before the presidential election. Gold spot fell 0.2% to 1903.24 dollars an ounce …
Read More »European Shares Heading For a Weekly Loss as Covid-19 Cases Soar
European stocks rose from a two-week low, but still heading towards a weekly loss after a sell-off marked by fear of a second wave of Covid-19 cases, uncertainty related to Brexit and doubts about more fiscal stimulus in the United States. The pan-European STOXX 600 index rose 0.7% after recording …
Read More »European New Car Sales Fall by 1.1% in September
Data showed that European car sales rose slightly in September, the first increase this year, indicating a recovery in the auto sector in some European markets, as Coronavirus cases decreased. Statistics from the European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) in September showed that sales of new cars rose 1.1% Y-o-Y to …
Read More »Dollar Heading For a Weekly Gain as Recovery Faltered by The Pandemic
The yen rose and the dollar is heading to achieve its best weekly performance this month today, Friday, as the rise in cases of Coronavirus and the stalled progress towards providing American stimulus caused investors’ appetite for safe assets. In light of the application of new restrictions to combat the …
Read More »DAX Tends to be Negative
The DAX suffered strong losses during the previous trading session within the bearish path, as we expected yesterday, touching our target 12795, posting low of 12575. From a technical point of view, we find that the SMA continues to pressure the price from the top and support the downside. Consequently, …
Read More »Dow Jones Faces Negative Pressure
The Dow Jones Industrial Average managed to achieve the targets required to be reached in the previous analysis at 28030, posting a low of 28038. Technically, by looking at the 60-minute chart, we find that the 50-day moving average is pressing the price from the top, with the stochastic gradually …
Read More »GBP/JPY Breaking Support
The British Pound was trading negatively against the Japanese Yen after failing to consolidate above 137.00. Technically, we tend to be negative depending on the negative pressure coming from the 50-day moving average, in addition to intraday trading below 136.30 and the most important 136.70. Therefore, the bearish bias will …
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