The Japanese Nikkei index closed at its lowest level in more than a month on Wednesday, extending losses for the fourth consecutive session, as investors await the Federal Reserve’s decisions later on Wednesday, which may witness a greater tendency to tighten monetary policy. The Nikkei closed down 1.14 percent at …

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The British pound extended its losses against its Japanese counterpart after failing to maintain trading and stability above the 163.00 level, recording its lowest price during the last session, 161.35. On the technical side, we tend to the negativity, relying on the pair’s continuing negative pressure from the simple moving …

The Canadian dollar continues its bullish movements within the bearish context published during the previous analysis, touching our required official target at 1.2910 to record the highest level at 1.21975. Technically, the current movements of the pair are witnessing a limited bearish tendency as a result of reaching the overbought …

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Gold incurred noticeable losses during the previous trading session after it failed to maintain trading above 1850, confirming the break of 1838, explaining in the last report that breaking the mentioned levels is a sign of a shift in the trend to the downside, with targets of 1831 and 1810, …

The euro continues to decline against the US dollar within a solid bearish trend that dominates the pair’s movements, as we expected, touching the target price station during the last report at 1.0430, recording its lowest level during the previous trading session 1.0397. On the technical side today, and with …

US Treasury yields fell on Tuesday, paring part of the substantial gains made in the previous session, as investors assessed the possibility of the Federal Reserve taking a more aggressive step in its fight to bring down inflation. The annual pace of inflation in the US rose to 8.6% in …

OPEC maintained its forecast that global oil demand will exceed pre-coronavirus levels in 2022, but said that the Russian invasion of Ukraine and pandemic developments pose a significant risk. In a monthly report released on Tuesday, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries stuck to its forecast that global oil …

Global oil demand growth will slow in 2023 as higher crude and fuel prices push up inflation and slow the global economy, delegates from OPEC and industry sources said. Fuel use has rebounded after falling due to the coronavirus pandemic in 2020 and is on track to surpass 2019 levels …