Japanese stocks jumped Thursday, April 22 as investors snapped stocks linked to chips and the economic cycle after a two-day decline in all sectors, while sentiment was supported by a positive close on Wall Street last night. The two main indices rose to the highest level in more than seven …

The Canadian dollar was able to achieve the target of retesting the resistance published during the previous analysis at 1.2660, to hit its highest level at 1.2655. Technically speaking, we find the pair declined significantly after touching the pivotal resistance represented by our previous goal of re-testing the 1.2460 support …

The pound was able to touch the first target mentioned in the previous analysis against the Japanese yen at 150.10. Technically speaking, the pair’s exchange rate remaining below the psychological barrier of 151.00, in addition to the negative pressure from SMAs. This encourages us to maintain our negative outlook targeting …

Oil, Crude, trading

Oil, Crude, trading

Positive trading dominated gold prices during the previous session, nullifying the negative outlook as we expected and touching the stop-loss order published in the previous analysis at 1780, and to remind us, we indicated during the previous analysis that the confirmation of the breach of the 1780 level is capable …

The Euro approached the target mentioned in the previous analysis at 1.1970, reaching a low of 1.1998. Technically speaking, we find that the pair managed to find decent support around the psychological barrier of 1.2000 within attempts to rise again. With a closer look at the 240-minute chart, we find …

Annual inflation in Canada, as measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI), rose to 2.2% in March from 1.1% in February. This reading came in slightly lower than the market expectation of 2.3%. On a monthly basis, the CPI stayed unchanged at 0.5%. Moreover, the Bank of Canada’s Core CPI, …

Germany’s Constitutional Court decided on Wednesday to dismiss legal appeals against the European Union’s recovery plan, effectively paving the way for unprecedented stimulus to be rolled out across the region. It is reported that Germany’s highest court raised questions in late March about the European Union’s plan to raise 750 …

Commenting on the bill passed by the US House Judiciary Committee that would open OPEC to antitrust lawsuits over production cuts, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said that he sees no threat to OPEC+ for now, per Reuters.