Oil, Crude, trading

The Canadian dollar declined noticeably yesterday within the expected bearish context, only to reach its lowest level during the last session’s trading around 1.3465. Technically, we are inclined in our trading to the negativity, relying on the continuation of the effect of the bearish technical structure shown on the 4-hour …

Oil, Crude, trading

As we expected, US crude oil futures prices jumped at the beginning of this week’s trading within the positive outlook, touching the official target of the previous technical report at 93.60, recording the highest level at 93.74. Technically, the stochastic has started to provide negative crossover signals, and this comes …

Gold prices did not show strong movements during the last session’s trading after the big gains it achieved last Friday, reaching the level of $1681 per ounce. Technically, we find gold retesting the previously breached resistance and turning it to a support level around 1666, which is still stable above …

The euro traded with noticeable positivity against the US dollar in the opening of the first trading sessions of this week within the bullish context, as we expected during the previous analysis, touching the second target at the price of 1.0030, recording its highest level at 1.0034. Technically, and looking …

The dollar fell on Monday against the euro and the British pound, amid an improved appetite for riskier assets and a rally in the European stock market. Monday’s survey showed investor sentiment in the eurozone improved in November for the first time in three months, reflecting hopes that a recent …

Oil prices stabilized Monday, November 7, hovering around $100 a barrel, as support from a weaker dollar and a recovery in Chinese crude imports were offset by renewed demand concerns linked to China’s tough approach to containing the coronavirus. By 10:26 GMT, Brent crude futures rose 6 cents, or 0.06%, …

The dollar rose on Monday as sentiment deteriorated after China said it was sticking to its strict curbs on the coronavirus, dashing hopes of the imminent reopening of the world’s second-largest economy that earlier recorded a massive rebound in risky assets. China said at the weekend that it would continue …

European shares opened lower on Monday, with mining and luxury stocks tumbling after hopes that China would ease its strict COVID-19 restrictions earlier this week faded. The pan-European STOXX 600 index fell 0.5% by 0805 GMT, after a string of gains that extended for four consecutive weeks. Shares of European …