Japanese stocks posted their worst daily performance on Tuesday in more than two weeks as index-heavy tech stocks fell after a sell-off in global markets. Still, travel-related stocks rose when Japan reopened its borders to regular tourism. The Nikkei index fell 2.64 percent after returning to trading from the weekend, …

Gold prices fell slightly on Tuesday, weighed by gains in the dollar amid expectations of further interest rate hikes, while caution prevailed ahead of key inflation data due later this week. Spot gold prices fell 0.1% to $1,665.89 an ounce by 0612 GMT, after touching the lowest level since October …

Coronavirus cases are increasing across China, prompting many local authorities to tighten control over movement. According to a model from Nomura, about 4.8% of China’s GDP was negatively affected by COVID controls as of Monday, October 10. This is up from 4.3% last week. According to official announcements, three districts …

Oil prices fell on Tuesday, extending losses of about two percent in the previous session, as a stronger dollar and an increase in coronavirus infections in China led to fears of slowing global demand. By 0342 GMT, Brent crude futures fell 27 cents, or 0.3 percent, to $ 95.92 a …

Oil, Crude, trading

Remarkable rises dominate the movements of the Canadian dollar at the beginning of this week’s trading, taking advantage of the strong support floor at 1.3750. Technically, the positive motive from the 50-day simple moving average supports the continuation of the rise and is motivated by positive momentum signals on the …

Oil, Crude, trading

US crude oil futures prices continue to achieve gains, supported by several factors that support prices, most notably the approval of OPEC members to reduce production by 2M bpd next month, to post $93.62 per barrel. Technically, the current movements are witnessing a bearish tendency as a result of profit-taking …

The prices of the yellow metal suffer from the continued rise of the US dollar, forcing the price to trade again below the $1700 level per ounce, recording $1,661, its lowest price in almost a week. On the technical side today, the simple moving averages still constitute an obstacle to …

Negative trading dominated the euro’s movements against the US dollar at the beginning of this week’s trading, recording its lowest level at 0.9680. Technically and carefully looking at the 240-minute chart, we notice the continuation of the negative pressure coming from the simple moving averages that support the bearish price …