Japan’s Nikkei gave up most of the morning’s gains during the overnight session, to close below the 27,000-point level on Monday, as investors worried about the outlook for the Chinese economy. The index ended trading up 0.31 percent at 26,974.90 points. Out of 225 stocks on the index, 133 rose …
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Read More »CAD trying to build on support 24/10/2022
Negative trading returned to control the Canadian dollar after hitting the resistance level of 1.3850, which forced the pair to trade negatively again, touching the level of 1.3610. Technically, and carefully considering the 4-hour chart, we find the pair trying to build a base on the 1.3680 support level and, …
Read More »GBP may fall 24/10/2022
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Read More »Oil: Need monitoring 24/10/2022
A downward trend dominated the movements of US crude oil futures prices after it gave up its recent gains that it achieved during last Thursday’s trading session to record as low as $83.17 per barrel. The technical outlook today tends to the negative, relying on the stability of daily trading …
Read More »Gold rushes upwards 24/10/2022
Mixed trading dominated the prices of the yellow metal during the last trading sessions of the last week, after it approached the official target of the last downside wave at 1632, recording its lowest level at 1617, to the bullish rebound, achieving strong gains, reaching the pivotal resistance level published …
Read More »Euro Looking for extra momentum 24/10/2022
A noticeable surge for the EUR/USD pair at the end of last week’s trading within the expected bullish context in the previous analysis, approaching by a few points at the first required target at the price of 0.9900, recording its highest level at 0.9890. On the technical side today, we …
Read More »German parliament approves 200 billion euros in funding to tackle energy crisis
The German parliament on Friday approved the government’s 200 billion euro ($195 billion) rescue package to protect businesses and households from rising energy prices. Parliament also voted earlier to suspend the so-called “debt brake” in the country.
Read More »Canada: Retail Sales rose 0.7% in August
The data published by Statistics Canada revealed on Friday that Retail Sales grew by 0.7% on a monthly basis in August following June’s sharp contraction of 2.5%. This reading came in better than consensus estimates pointing to a modest rise of 0.4%. The USD/CAD pair, meanwhile, moves little following the …
Read More »Renault sales rise in the third quarter, supported by higher prices
Renault announced Friday, October 21, that its sales rose to 9.8 billion euros ($9.57 billion) in the third quarter, in line with analyst expectations, as price increases allowed the company to achieve revenue growth despite a decline in car sales from the previous year. The French automaker said overall revenue …
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