As was expected during the previous analysis, the Canadian dollar touched the first bearish target at 1.2560, recording the lowest price at 1.2542. Technically, the pair’s current moves are witnessing bullish rebound attempts, benefiting from the intraday stability above 1.2560, accompanied by clear positive signs on the 14-day momentum indicator …

Oil, Crude, trading

We adhered to intraday neutrality during the technical report yesterday due to the conflicting technical signals, explaining that we are waiting to confirm the break of 1925 or 1942, so that gold prices will witness a bullish tendency after it succeeded in attacking the 1942 resistance approaching the first target …

Slow sideways movements tend to dominate EUR/USD negatively, and the intraday movements are still stable below the resistance level 1.1060/1.1050, unable to break it. Technically, despite the pair’s attempts to achieve some bullish bounce, we still believe that the bearish trend is the most likely, relying on the stability of …

Inflation fears pushed bond yields higher, with bonds posting record losses, as traders flocked to stocks. But futures contracts for US indices such as the Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq, headed lower. Oil prices also remained volatile with pressure. Investors today seem to be thinking about the distribution of …

Oil prices rose in volatile trading on Wednesday due to disruptions in crude exports from Russia and Kazakhstan via the Caspian Sea pipeline. The price of Brent crude futures rose $3.13, or 2.7 percent, to record $118.61 a barrel. The price had fallen earlier to 114.45 dollars a barrel. The …

Gold prices rose on Wednesday as investors looked for a shield in the face of sharply rising inflation and the uncertainty that events in Ukraine are imposing on the markets, and falling US bond yields provided support for the yellow metal. And gold rose in spot transactions 0.6 percent to …

European shares opened slightly higher on Wednesday, extending gains for the sixth consecutive session, despite continuing concerns about the economic fallout from the Ukraine crisis. Shares of energy and basic materials companies were among the biggest gainers, as fears of supply shortages due to the war between Russia and Ukraine …

On Tuesday, March 23rd, the United States ended a long-running dispute with Britain over US steel and aluminum tariffs. America said that the two allies will work closely to confront the excess capacity in the market from economies that do not work with their mechanisms, such as China. US Commerce …

Turkish consumer confidence rose 1.3 percent to 72.5 points in March, official data showed on Wednesday, rebounding from a dip last month and ignoring any impact of the conflict in Ukraine. Turkish consumer confidence hit a record low in December due to the depreciation of the lira. It had plunged …