Japan’s Nikkei fell for the third consecutive session on Thursday, as losses in blue chips-related blue chips outweighed a jump in airline and rail stocks. The Nikkei fell 0.27 percent to close at 26,604.84 points, giving up the gains recorded earlier in the session, supported by a strong closing of …

Oil, Crude, trading

Oil, Crude, trading

Positive trading dominated the movements of the pound sterling against its Japanese counterpart within the expected bullish context during the previous analysis, touching the awaited target at 160.60, recording its highest level during today’s morning trading session at 160.83. Technically and carefully looking at the 4-hour chart, we notice that …

The Canadian dollar managed to achieve some modest gains during the previous trading session and is still hovering around the retest target required to be achieved around 1.2840. Technically, we tend to the negativity, but with caution, relying on the clear negative signs on the stochastic indicator, which started losing …

Oil, Crude, trading

Negative movements dominated gold prices during the previous trading session within a limited bearish tendency after failing to maintain trading above 1850 to retest 1840 successfully. On the technical side today, we find the 50-day moving average that continues to support the bullish price curve and the stability of daily …

Trading tilted to the negative trend that dominated the euro’s movements against the US dollar yesterday, but with limited negativity after the pair closed daily above the support level of 1.0670. Technically, the euro is hovering around the 1.0670 level, which is the strong support of the 61.80% Fibonacci retracement, …

The US dollar turned higher on Wednesday after two consecutive days of losses as the recent decline in US Treasury yields halted, and the dollar’s rally outpaced the euro and the New Zealand dollar that had earlier surged, driven by an announcement of tight monetary policy from the central bank. …

US Durable Goods Orders rose by 0.4% MoM in April, the latest data from the US Census Bureau on Wednesday showed, below expectations for a 0.6% rise and down from March’s 0.6% MoM growth rate (which had been downwardly revised from 0.8%). The more widely followed Core Durable Goods Orders …