The technical outlook is unchanged, and the Canadian dollar’s movements did not change much, maintaining the negative stability below the 1.2885 resistance level. Technically, we tend to the negativity, relying on the support of the 50-day simple moving average for the bearish bias, which is exerting its negative pressure, in …
Read More »GBP stable above the support of the ascending price channel 3/8/2022
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Read More »Gold is looking for a stronger direction 3/8/2022
Gold prices achieved the first target mentioned in the previous technical report in 1783, recording its highest level in 1788, retreating from it to the downside within the technique of retesting the support around the price of 1755. Today’s technical vision on the 4-hour time frame indicates the price stability …
Read More »Euro awaits pending orders 3/8/2022
Mixed trading dominated the movements of the euro-dollar, heading to approach the first official station targeted during the previous report 1.0300, to settle for recording the highest level at 1.0293, which formed a strong resistance level around the psychological barrier that forced the pair to the downside to retest the …
Read More »Reuters: OPEC+ JTC lowers 2022 oil market surplus forecast to 800,000 bpd
Citing two OPEC+ delegates, Reuters reported on Tuesday that the OPEC+ Joint Technical Committee (JTC) lowered its oil market surplus forecast for 2022 by 200,000 barrels per day (bpd) to 800,000 bpd. According to sources, the JTC did not discuss the output policy ahead of the ministerial meeting of OPEC+ on …
Read More »Yen heads for the biggest streak of gains in two years ahead of Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan
The yen is set for its biggest streak of gains since the height of the coronavirus crisis in March 2020, as escalating US-China tension over Taiwan and heightened fears of a global economic slowdown boosted the attractiveness of assets that are considered safe investments. The US dollar has struggled broadly, …
Read More »China bans imports of more than 100 Taiwanese food manufacturers
The People’s Republic of China decided to impose trade sanctions against Taiwan – as it had done against Australia – and targeted the island’s industrial sector, which enjoys political independence despite being a part of China. The General Administration of Customs of China suddenly announced the suspension of imports of …
Read More »Taiwan prepares for emergency amid China’s threats
Taiwan’s Ministry of Defense said in a statement Tuesday that it is fully aware of the military exercises of China’s forces near the island’s coast, and that Taiwan is determined, capable and confident in its capabilities to protect its territory in case of emergency or any threats. This comes after …
Read More »Oil slips on global demand concerns, eyes turn to OPEC+ meeting
Oil prices fell on Tuesday as investors digested a bleak outlook for global fuel demand after data pointing to a global slowdown in the manufacturing sector. In contrast, OPEC+ oil producers meet this week to decide whether to increase supplies. Surveys on Monday revealed that factories across the United States, …
Read More »Gold stabilizes as US bond yields fall and dollar rises
Gold gave up early gains to trade flat on Tuesday as the US dollar rose, lower Treasury yields and growing recession fears kept the yellow metal near its four-week peak. And gold settled in spot transactions at about 1771.29 dollars an ounce by 0843 GMT, after hitting its highest level …
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