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Oil, Crude, trading

Limited positive attempts dominated the movements of US crude oil futures prices, failing to breach the main resistance of the current trading level at 80.60. Technically, by looking closely at the 240-minute chart, we notice clear negative signs on the stochastic indicator, which is gradually losing bullish momentum and trading …

Positive trading dominated gold’s movements at the beginning of this week’s trading within the expected bullish path during the previous technical report, in which we relied on stability above the 1913 level, touching the first desired target of 1924, recording its highest level at $1925 per ounce. Technically, we find …

We adhered to intraday neutrality during the first trading sessions of this week due to the inconsistency between the technical signals, to find the EUR/USD pair trying to recover and now hovering around its highest level during the early trading of the current session at 1.0836. On the technical side …

Oil prices were little changed on Monday after China took steps to support its ailing economy, although investors remained concerned about the pace of growth as well as possible new hikes in US interest rates that could dampen demand for oil. China has halved the stamp duty on stock trading …

The dollar retreated slightly from a 12-week level on Monday, August 28, as investors assessed the path of US monetary policy after US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell left the door open to the possibility of further interest rate hikes. In a highly anticipated speech at the annual financial policy …

Gold prices rose Monday, August 28, despite US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s statements about the possibility of further rate hikes, as markets seek indications through economic data this week to draw a clearer picture of the path of interest rates. Spot gold rose 0.1% to $1,915.99 an ounce by …

Japan’s Nikkei average on Monday posted its highest one-day rise in two months as investors bought back shares after losses at the end of last week, but tourism-related stocks fell amid concerns about the impact of a Chinese ban on seafood imported from Japan. The Nikkei rose 1.73 percent to …

Oil, Crude, trading