Japanese stocks rose on Friday, with the Nikkei index closing at its highest level in three decades, after the US House of Representatives approved raising the debt ceiling and on the back of indications that Bank of Japan officials are in no rush to tighten monetary policy. SoftBank Group shares …

Oil, Crude, trading

Negative trades dominated the Canadian dollar within the expected bearish path after it failed to maintain its positive stability above 1.3550, surpassing the bearish targets that should have been touched at 1.3500, recording its lowest level at 1.3427. From a technical point of view, today, with the pair’s success in …

Oil, Crude, trading

After several successive sessions of sharp decline, an upward trend returned to control the movements of US crude oil futures yesterday to establish a good support base of around 68.40. Technically, we tend to rise during the day, relying on trading remaining above the support above 68.40, accompanied by the …

We adhered to intraday neutrality over the past two sessions due to the conflicting technical signals, explaining that we are waiting for the pending orders to be activated by breaking 1945 or breaching 1977, so that gold movements witnessed an upward trend during yesterday’s session to start activating the awaiting …

Trading tended to be positive, dominating the movements EURUSD pair during the previous trading session, benefiting from touching the last target around the 1.0640 support floor, to start a bullish rebound, to reflect the expected bearish trend yesterday, in which we relied on trading stability below the main resistance 1.0740, …

The pound rose on Thursday, benefiting from a drop in the dollar as Federal Reserve members said the central bank would forego a rate hike this month, while UK statistics portrayed a picture of an increasingly bleak economy. According to Bank of England (BoE) data, British lenders authorised fewer mortgages …

To help control stubbornly high inflation, the European Central Bank will need to extend its cycle of interest rate hikes, according to ECB President Christine Lagarde on Thursday. Lagarde said in a speech in Germany that the bank must continue to raise borrowing costs to “sufficiently restrictive levels,” citing a …

Eurozone inflation fell more than expected this month, as underlying price growth stalled, fueling speculation about the need for more European Central Bank rate hikes beyond the one scheduled for later this month. In May, inflation in the eurozone’s 20 member countries fell to 6.1% from 7.0% in April, falling …