Oil prices retreated on Friday, but they were poised to register their most significant weekly gains since October, buoyed by positive economic data from the United States and signals of Chinese stimulus that supported oil demand. Brent crude futures declined by 0.57%, or 47 cents, settling at $81.96 per barrel …

On Friday, Japan’s Nikkei index closed lower, reversing the gains it had accumulated earlier in the week. The index lost 1.34%, closing at 35,751.07 points, marking a 0.59% decline for the week and breaking a two-week streak of gains. At the start of the day, the index had shown a …

Limited positive attempts dominated the movements of the Canadian dollar temporarily, hitting the resistance level of 1.3535, which succeeded in limiting the upward tendency. From a technical analysis standpoint, today prices are witnessing stability below the psychological barrier resistance level of 1.3500, and with a closer look at the 4-hour …

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US crude oil futures exhibited significant gains in the previous session, in line with expectations, reaching the officially targeted station outlined in the preceding technical report at $77.30 and marking a peak at $77.46 per barrel. A technical analysis on the 4-hour timeframe chart reveals the continued influence of simple …

Gold prices demonstrated limited movements in the previous trading session, characterized by a prevailing downward trend. As highlighted earlier, breaching the 2016 level aims for a touchpoint at 2005, potentially reaching its lowest level at $2009 per ounce. From a technical standpoint, the price has returned to stability above the …

The Euro/Dollar pair experienced predominantly negative trading dynamics in the previous session, influenced notably by the decisions of the European Central Bank, marking its lowest point at 1.0820. In terms of technical analysis today, a detailed examination of the 4-hour timeframe chart reveals the pair’s intraday trading stability below the …

The European Central Bank (ECB) announced on Thursday that it has decided to maintain key interest rates unchanged following its January policy meeting. The interest rate on the main refinancing operations will stay at 4.50%, the interest rate on the marginal lending facility at 4.75%, and the deposit facility rate …

In its initial meeting of 2024, the Turkish Central Bank opted to further raise interest rates by 250 basis points, bringing the new rate to 45%, aligning with market expectations. The decision, announced on Thursday, January 25, reflects the ongoing effort to curb inflation and stabilize the Turkish economy. The …