Oil, Crude, trading

As we expected, the Canadian dollar continues to gain more bullish momentum, touching the first official target that must be achieved at 1.2660, recording the highest at 1.2661. Technically, the pair’s success in stabilizing above the 1.2600 resistance-into-support and the 50-day moving average supports the daily bullish price curve. Therefore, …

Oil, Crude, trading

Gold prices jumped during the previous trading session after we stayed on the fence, explaining that we are waiting for a new signal to continue the upside and breach of 1960 increases and accelerate the strength of the bullish trend, targeting 1978 to record gold at its highest level at …

The single European currency slowly moves to the downside within the expected bearish path. It begins by pressing the support level published during the previous analysis, at 1.0830. Technically, there is a possibility of resuming the bearish trend, with the continuation of the negative pressure of the simple moving averages …

The annual rate of US inflation, as per the Consumer Price Index (CPI), came in at 8.5% in March, slightly the median economist forecast for a reading of 8.4% and higher versus February’s YoY rate of 7.9%. The MoM rate of inflation according to the CPI came in at 1.2% …

The US Bureau of Labor Statistics will release the March Consumer Price Index (CPI) data on Tuesday, April 8 at 12:30 GMT and as we get closer to the release time, here are the forecasts by the economists and researchers of 7 major banks regarding the upcoming US inflation print. …

Annual inflation in Germany, as measured by the Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices (HICP), rose to 7.6% in March, Destatis reported on Tuesday. This print matched the market expectation and the flash estimate. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) arrived at 7.3% and 2.5% on a yearly and monthly basis, respectively.

The findings of the German ZEW survey showed on Tuesday that the Economic Sentiment Index declined modestly to -41 in April from -39.3 in March. This reading came in much better than the market expectation of -48. Underlying details of the publication revealed that the Current Situation Index dropped to …

Japanese stocks closed lower on Tuesday, approaching four-week lows, and high-tech stocks led the declines, following in the footsteps of their US peers. The Japanese Nikkei index closed down 1.81 percent to record 2,6334.98 points, its lowest level since March 16. The broader Topix index fell 1.38% to 1,863.63 points. …