As the year 2023 draws to a close, the US dollar faces the prospect of ending the year with a significant loss, erasing gains from two consecutive years. Market sentiment is shaped by expectations that the Federal Reserve may initiate interest rate cuts by March 2024, contributing to the dollar’s …

The US dollar witnessed divergent movements against key currencies on Thursday, recovering from early losses against the euro while facing a decline against the Japanese yen. Investors are closely monitoring signals from the Federal Reserve, expecting a potential interest rate cut in the coming year. Dollar Index Performance: The dollar …

European stocks showcased a positive trajectory on Thursday, led by gains in mining and insurance companies. The market outlook remained optimistic as the year neared its end, buoyed by expectations that major global central banks would potentially reduce borrowing costs in the coming year. Market Overview: The STOXX 600 index …

Oil prices experienced an early uptick in Asian trading on Thursday, driven by persistent concerns over escalating tensions in the Middle East. These apprehensions overshadowed earlier worries about shipping traffic disruption, as some international shipping companies resumed activities in the Red Sea. Market Movement:Brent crude futures advanced by 0.3 percent, …

Oil, Crude, trading

Oil, Crude, trading

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Oil, Crude, trading

US crude oil futures prices witnessed a downward trend during the previous trading session, invalidating the expected bullish scenario in which we relied on trading bases above 73.70 at the time of writing the technical report. Technically, by looking at the 4-hour time frame chart, we find that oil prices …

Gold prices maintained the expected upward trend during the previous technical report, continuing to build a rising wave, exceeding yesterday’s official target station of 2078, recording its highest level of $2088 during early trading in today’s session. From the angle of technical analysis today, and with a closer look at …