The Dow Jones Industrial Average managed to achieve our bullish targets located at 28190, just shy of 28240, recording its highest level at 28230. Technically, despite the bearish trend, we are biased towards negativity, relying on negative signs appearing on the RSI and staying below the 50 midline. Therefore, we …

The British Pound is witnessing a mild bullish bias against its Japanese counterpart, taking advantage of 136.00 support. Technically, we tend to be negative, given that the intraday trading remains below 136.80, and in general below 137.25, by looking at the chart, we find that Stochastic started losing the bullish …

The Canadian dollar is witnessing positive movements during the previous session, after it succeeded in breaching the 1.3260 resistance level. Technically speaking, the current moves are stabilizing above the psychological barrier of 1.3300 and the SMA 50 is holding the price with signs of a positive crossover from the stochastic …

Negative trading dominated the British pound against the US dollar after it failed to breach the psychological barrier of 1.3000,  we have indicated that a breach of that resistance is a prerequisite for the continuation of the buying position, explaining that the price remains below 1.2920 nullifies the bullish scenario …

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Gold prices fell as we expected yesterday to touch the target to be achieved at 1892. We indicated that breaking the aforementioned level forces gold to continue declining towards 1874, posting low at 1872. Technically, looking at the 4-hour chart, we find that the RSI supports the downside moves, in …

The Euro managed to touch the target level mentioned in the previous analysis at the psychological barrier of 1.1800, to hit its highest level at 1.1800. Technically, the aforementioned resistance capped the bullish bias and forced the pair to the downside again, to retest 1.1720. Looking at the chart, we …

Jerome Powell, Chairman of the Federal Reserve System, will be delivering his remarks at the National Association for Business Economics’ 62nd Annual Meeting on Tuesday.

Canada’s merchandise trade deficit with the world narrowed modestly to $2.4 billion in August from $2.5 billion in July, the data published by Statistics Canada showed on Tuesday. “After two months of strong growth, Canadian merchandise exports and imports stabilized in August. Imports fell 1.2%, while exports were down 1.0%,” …

The United States’ goods and services deficit rose by $3.7 billion to $67.1 billion in August, the data published jointly by the US Census Bureau and the US Bureau of Economic Analysis showed on Tuesday. This reading missed the market expectation for a deficit of $66.1 billion. “August exports were $171.9 …