There was little change in gold prices on Tuesday, as the dollar stabilized after recording its largest jump in two weeks in the previous session, while fears of a larger US rate hike by the Federal Reserve persisted. And by 0553 GMT, gold settled in spot transactions at $ 1769.99 …

Japanese stocks ended slightly higher on Tuesday, supported by gains in chip-related stocks as well as exporters, which rose on the back of the yen’s decline against the dollar. The Nikkei index increased 0.24 percent, closing at 27,885.87, while the Topix index rose 0.12 percent, closing at 1950.22. The dollar …

Oil, Crude, trading

The Canadian dollar jumped yesterday to reverse the expected bearish trend during the previous analysis, in which we relied on trading stability below 1.3480, explaining that consolidation above the aforementioned level is capable of completely thwarting the suggested scenario, and the pair may recover with a bullish target first at …

Oil, Crude, trading

US crude oil futures prices declined significantly, invalidating the positive outlook we expected, in which we relied on the consolidation of daily trading above the support level of 79.70, explaining that breaking the mentioned level will cancel the idea of resuming the rise and put the price under immediate negative …

Negative trading dominated gold’s movements at the beginning of this week’s trading after it touched its highest level since last June, around $1810 per ounce. As a reminder, we indicated during the previous analysis that the decline below 1786 leads gold to retest 1768, recording its lowest level at 1765. …

Little negativity dominated the movements of the EUR/USD pair as a result, after it witnessed substantial gains last Friday, heading to the downside due to the price approaching the resistance level of the psychological barrier 1.0600. On the technical side, the support levels published in the previous technical report at …

Official data showed Monday, December 5, that Turkey’s annual inflation slowed to 84.39% in November, just short of expectations, ending a 17-month period of increases since last year when the central bank began cutting interest rates. The Turkish Statistical Institute said that consumer prices rose 2.88% monthly, compared to expectations …

Eurozone’s Retail Sales dropped by 1.8% MoM in October versus -1.7% expected and 0.8% last, the official figures released by Eurostat showed on Monday. On an annualized basis, the bloc’s Retail Sales came in at -2.7% in October versus 0% recorded in September and -2.6% consensus forecast. The euro shrugs …