Japanese stocks fell on Thursday, as investor sentiment was damaged due to the dissipation of hopes for a new round of financial stimulus in the United States and the return of lockdown measures in some European countries due to the Corona outbreak and concerns about the strained Sino-US relations. The …

China’s producer price index fell 2.1% year on year in September more than expected. In September, the annual CPI rose 1.7% less than expected. On a monthly basis, the same index rose by 0.2%, less than expected by 0.1%.

The unemployment rate in Australia rose to 6.9% in September, less than expected, and employment fell by 29,500 in the same month, less than expected. The partial unemployment rate increased to 11.4%, and the participation rate maintained its levels at 64.8%, in line with expectations.

Negative trading dominated the German DAX, recording the lowest level at 12935, near the support level mentioned in the previous analysis, 12925. Technically, we tend to negativity based on negative signs from the stochastic with negative pressure coming from the 50 day moving average. Therefore, the bearish bias will be …

The Dow Jones Industrial Average declined significantly during the previous session’s trading, negating the positive outlook. As we expected, as a reminder, we indicated that returning to trading again below the support level of 28550 will immediately stop the daily bullish trend, and witnessing negative trades targeting 28325, posting low …

sterling’s moves against the Japanese yen was dominated by positive trading towards the psychological barrier of 137.00, posting high at 137.33. Technically speaking, the current moves are consolidating above 136.50, with the positive motive of the 50-day moving average continuing to hold the price. We tend to be positive, but …

The technical outlook remains unchanged for the Canadian dollar and there has been little change in the pair to maintain the negativity for the third session in a row. Technically, we see the pair stable around the support level of 1.3120, as we find the simple moving averages continuing negative …

Positive trading returned to dominate the sterling’s moves against the US dollar, negating the negative outlook, as we expected yesterday, and touching the stop loss order mentioned in the previous analysis at 1.3000, posting high at 1.3065. Technically, the 50-day moving average returned to hold the price in addition to …

Oil, Crude, trading

The resistance levels mentioned in the previous analysis at 1910 limited attempts of yellow metals to rise and to remain negative below the 1901 level. Technically, by looking at the chart, we find that the negative signs are still clear on the stochastic, and this coincides with the RSI giving …