Oil, Crude, trading

A temporary bullish rush dominated the Canadian dollar’s movements during the previous trading session, recording its highest level near the psychological barrier of 1.3700, which formed a negative pressure level on the price. Technically, Stochastic has gradually lost its bullish momentum, and the daily bearish trend motivates the continuation of …

Oil, Crude, trading

US crude oil futures prices achieved strong gains during the previous session within the expected bullish track during the last analysis, touching the official target at 87.65, and recording the highest level at 88.40. Technically, the daily trend is still bullish, with the simple moving averages supporting the bullish price …

Gold prices found strong support, as we mentioned during the previous analysis at 1700, explaining that consolidation above 1700 supports the continuation of the positive scenario to return to the bullish rebound, recording a high of $1724 per ounce. Technically, looking at the chart, we find stochastic motivating the price …

Trades tended to the negative during the previous trading session to return the pair to the bullish rebound due to stability above the previously published support floor at 0.9850. On the technical side, today, we are inclined to the positivity, relying on the instability of trading above 0.9850, which is …

OPEC + decided to cut production by two million barrels per day during the meeting that ended a while ago in Vienna. According to the news, the reduction will take effect next November. Oil prices reversed their downward trend after the OPEC + decision was issued, to start recording increases …

OPEC+ key ministers, known as the joint ministerial monitoring committee, has agreed on oil production cuts of 2 million barrels per day, three OPEC+ sources said according to Reuters.

The data published by the US Census Bureau showed on Wednesday that the US’ goods and services deficit narrowed by $3.1 billion to $67.4 billion in August from $70.5 billion in July. This reading came in lower than the market expectation for a deficit of $68 billion.

The data published by Automatic Data Processing (ADP) showed on Wednesday that private sector employment in the US rose by 208,000 in September. This reading followed August’s increase of 185,000 (revised from 132,000) and came in slightly better than the market expectation of 200,000.