The Canadian dollar has resumed its intraday rise, attempting to recover losses from previous sessions after touching the 1.3722 level. From a technical analysis perspective today, and by closely examining the 4-hour chart, we find the pair hovering near the key resistance level of 13850. This resistance meets the 50-day …
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Read More »Oil Prices Face Downward Pressure 28/5/2025
U.S. crude oil futures are trading with a negative bias, despite brief intraday attempts to stabilize. The price is currently hovering near $61.20 per barrel, reflecting continued selling pressure. From a technical perspective, oil prices remain below the 50-day simple moving average, which acts as a key dynamic resistance at …
Read More »Gold Attempts to Build Further Momentum 28/5/2025
Gold prices are currently trading within a narrow range, consolidating between $3,300 support and $3,350 resistance. This consolidation reflects a pause in momentum following recent gains, as the market awaits key catalysts. From a technical perspective, the underlying bullish trend remains intact. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is showing signs …
Read More »Euro Testing for a Potential Bottom 28/5/2025
The EUR/USD pair experienced a pullback after successfully reaching the official target at 1.1410, recording a high of 1.1407 in the previous session. This rejection from the psychological resistance level has led to renewed selling pressure. On the 4-hour chart, we see that 1.1400 remains a key resistance, as the …
Read More »U.S. Stock Futures Soar as Trump Delays EU Tariffs, Market Focus Shifts to Fed and Nvidia
U.S. stock index futures surged on Tuesday, rebounding from last week’s losses, after President Donald Trump announced a delay in imposing steep trade tariffs on the European Union. The move alleviated immediate fears of a transatlantic trade war and bolstered risk appetite across markets. At 06:20 ET (10:20 GMT), Dow …
Read More »US Durable Goods Orders Decline Less Than Expected in April, Dollar Holds Firm
Durable Goods Orders in the United States fell by 6.3% in April, or $19.9 billion, to $296.3 billion, according to data released Tuesday by the US Census Bureau. While this marks the largest monthly decline since April 2020, it was a smaller drop than the 7.9% contraction forecast by economists. …
Read More »Bitcoin Dips Ahead of 2025 Conference as Markets Eye Institutional Shifts
Bitcoin edged lower on Tuesday, holding near record highs as traders shifted their focus to the upcoming Bitcoin 2025 Conference in Las Vegas. The world’s largest cryptocurrency slipped 0.6% to $108,962.20 as of 01:58 ET (05:58 GMT), consolidating after last week’s all-time peak near $112,000. Profit-taking and whale-driven sell-offs contributed …
Read More »European Shares Steady as Defence Stocks Lead, Trade Policy Uncertainty Lingers
European stock markets opened mixed on Tuesday, with defence stocks providing some support after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened new sanctions on Russia, while overall gains were capped by persistent caution over U.S. trade policy shifts. The STOXX 600 index held steady at 551.53 points as of 07:11 GMT, after …
Read More »Oil Prices Slip as OPEC+ Production Hike Expectations Grow, Trade Tariff Fears Ease
Oil prices fell for a second consecutive session on Tuesday, as traders increasingly expect the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies (OPEC+) to approve a production increase at their upcoming meeting. Brent crude futures dropped 0.4% to $64.50 a barrel by 05:07 GMT, while U.S. West Texas …
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