The Canadian dollar managed to achieve the negative outlook that we mentioned in the previous analysis, touching the first target during the previous session at 1.3355, recording its lowest price at 1.3242. Technically, and looking at the 4-hour chart, we find that the 50-day moving average is forming pressure on …
Read More »Pound Jumps Against US Dollar, favoring the upside
The British pound jumped against the US dollar to post strong gains within a bullish path that we expected in the previous analysis, touching our awaited target of 1.3000, reaching the highest level at 1.3000. Technically, the SMA 50 favors a bullish bias as the pair continues to receive positive …
Read More »Oil Witnessing an Intraday Gain
US crude oil futures witnessed positive trading within the expected bullish path in short intervals, with touching the target of 38.70 to continue posting gains to 39.60. Technically, the stochastic is still providing negative signals, in addition to the movement within the descending price channel shown on the chart. There …
Read More »Gold: Resistance Capping Bullish Bias
The precious metal was able to achieve intraday gains during the previous session, to nullify the negative outlook, as we expected in the previous analysis, and touch the stop-loss at 1910, posting its highest price at 1918. Technically speaking, and by looking at the 4-hour chart, it appears that the …
Read More »The Euro Achieves The Positive Outlook
The single currency managed to achieve the positive outlook that we expected in the previous analysis, by touching the first target 1.1770s, to hit the highest level at 1.1797. Technically speaking, with the pair being able to build on the previously broken resistance level that turned into support of 1.1720, …
Read More »Eurozone Economic Recovery Stalled in September as Services Sector Contracted
A survey showed that the economic recovery in the Eurozone was faltering in September due to the decline of the service sector, which dominates the economy of the bloc, as a result of re-imposing some restrictions on activities to prevent a new spread of the Coronavirus. Rising infection rates in …
Read More »Eurozone Investor Sentiment Fell in October
Monday’s survey showed investor sentiment in the Euro area declined in October, halting a five-month streak of improvement, in an indication of concerns about the increasing of coronavirus cases. The Sentex Euro area index fell to -8.3 from -8.0 in September, compared to Reuters’ forecast for a reading of -9.5. …
Read More »Dollar Holding Its Breath For Developments in Trump’s Health and a Financial Package
The dollar index declined slightly on Monday, as it witnessed little change from Friday’s closing, as financial markets await news about the health of US President Donald Trump and the developments in talks regarding financial aid in Washington. On Friday, Trump announced that he had tested positive for COVID-19, prompting …
Read More »Eurozone Retail Sales Stronger Than expected in August
Data on Monday showed that Eurozone retail sales were much stronger than expected in August thanks to a massive increase in online purchases and growth in clothing sales amid the Covid-19 pandemic, but July sales were revised down. Retail sales in 19 Eurozone countries jumped 4.4% month-on-month in August, registering …
Read More »Gold Retreats as Doctors Hint About Trump
Gold fell on Monday, as the White House signal that US President Donald Trump was “responding well” to the Covid-19 treatment improved global sentiment, prompting the withdrawal of money from the metal that is usually considered a safe haven. Doctors said his health was improving and he may return to …
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