Japanese stocks closed higher on Monday, following in the footsteps of US stocks, and technology shares led the gains as investors looked confident in the economic recovery in a week of central bank meetings. The Nikkei index rose 0.71 percent to 28,640.49 points, its first gain in three sessions, when …

During the previous analysis, GBP/JPY achieved the expected positive outlook, touching the first official target at 150.40, recording the highest at 150.50. Technically, and by looking at the 60-minute chart, we find the 50-day moving average, which provides a positive motive, accompanied by the positivity of the stochastic indicator. From …

The technical outlook is unchanged; the Canadian dollar maintained positive stability after stabilizing above the 1.2660 support level. Technically, we tend to the positivity, relying on the pair’s building on the 1.2660 support level, which is accompanied by the positive motive for the 50-day moving average, which returned to hold …

Oil, Crude, trading

Oil, Crude, trading

Oil, Crude, trading

Mixed trading dominated gold prices at the end of last week’s trading. Trading is still limited to a short, unclear stable trend from below, above the demand area 1770, and below the main supply area of 1799. Technically, despite the temporary bullish bounce, gold prices are still moving within an …

The single European currency found a solid support floor around the main key published in the previous analysis, at 1.1260, Technically, the pair’s movements are witnessing stability above 1.1260, and the simple moving averages returned to hold the price from below, accompanied by some positive signs from the stochastic indicator. …

Central bank decisions, Omicron developments, and US inflation data were the past week’s highlights. The Reserve Bank of Australia decided to keep the interest rate at as low as 0.10% but left the door open to expectations of a rate hike earlier than previously thought in 2022. It indicated that …

Oil prices fell in trading on Friday, but they are still on track to achieve their biggest weekly gains since late August, as easing concerns about the Coronavirus variable “Omicron” on global growth and fuel demand affected market sentiment. Both Brent and West Texas Intermediate were on track to rise …