Positive Momentum vs. Psychological Resistance In the early trading sessions of the week, the EUR/USD pair displayed bullish movements, challenging the significant resistance level at 1.0800. However, this psychological barrier prompted a retest of the robust support level at 1.0760, where the pair currently lingers. Technical Indicators at Odds Analyzing …
Read More »Turkey’s Unemployment Rate Drops to 8.8% in December
Official data released on Monday revealed that Turkey’s unemployment rate experienced a slight decline of 0.1 percentage points on a monthly basis, reaching 8.8 percent in December. This brings the rate closer to the lowest levels observed in a decade, recorded in October. Labor Force Participation Rate Increases According to …
Read More »Dollar Steadies Amidst Asian Market Holiday
The dollar found stability on Monday, with most major Asian markets closed for a holiday, delaying the start of what could evolve into a bustling week. Attention now shifts to US inflation data for clues on the Federal Reserve’s potential interest rate cuts. Euro Edges Lower, Eyes on Euro Zone …
Read More »European Stocks Rally: Following Wall Street’s Lead
Amidst optimism sparked by Wall Street’s milestone achievement, European stocks surged on Monday, echoing the Standard & Poor’s 500 index’s historic close above the five-thousand-point mark for the first time. Investors turned their attention to a mix of corporate earnings and economic indicators, eagerly anticipating cues for potential interest rate …
Read More »Gold Prices Hold Steady Amid Holiday Lull, Await Fed Remarks and Data
Gold prices stabilized on Monday, experiencing modest trading activity as investors awaited statements from Federal Reserve officials and key economic data releases. Here’s a breakdown of the latest developments influencing the precious metal market: Stable Gold Prices Amid Holiday Period Gold settled in spot trading at $2,023.03 per ounce, showing …
Read More »Oil Prices Dip in Asian Trading Amid Easing Middle East Tensions
In early Asian trading on Monday, oil prices saw a slight decline following Israel’s announcement of the cessation of strikes on the southern Gaza Strip, providing some relief from concerns about potential disruptions to supplies from the Middle East. Here’s a closer look at the key developments shaping oil markets: …
Read More »European Stocks Rise Amid Varied Performances
European stocks saw a mixed but generally positive start to Friday’s trading session, with notable performances in certain sectors offsetting broader market dynamics. Here’s a breakdown of the key movements and factors shaping the early market activity: Modest Rise in European STOXX 600 Index At the open, the European STOXX …
Read More »Nikkei Retreats from 34-Year Peak Amid Profit-Taking
The Nikkei index in Japan experienced a mild retreat at Friday’s close, stepping back from its highest level in 34 years as investors opted to cash in on gains. Here’s a breakdown of the key movements and factors influencing the market: Nikkei’s Modest Gain and Intraday High The Nikkei edged …
Read More »Yen Slides to Ten-Week Low as Dollar Strengthens
The yen stumbled to its lowest point in ten weeks on Friday, while the dollar continued its upward trajectory for the fourth consecutive week. This shift comes as traders recalibrate their expectations regarding interest rate movements by central banks. Yen’s Decline and Dollar’s Advance The yen exhibited limited movement, hovering …
Read More »Germany’s Inflation Eases in January
Germany’s Federal Statistics Office delivered news on Friday that confirmed earlier indications: inflation in the country receded in January, offering a potential reprieve from recent price surges. According to the official data, consumer prices, when harmonized for comparison with other European Union nations, increased by approximately 3.1 percent year-on-year in …
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