Mixed trading dominated the movements of the pound sterling against the Japanese yen, canceling the positive outlook, as we expected during the previous analysis, recording its lowest level at 150.12.a On the technical side, the pair’s current moves are witnessing stability below the resistance level of 151.00. We notice the …

The Canadian dollar achieved the expected negative outlook during yesterday’s trading session, touching the second target around 1.2665, recording its lowest level at 1.2635 during the morning trading of the current session. Technically, the pair broke the strong support level 1.2730, 23.60% correction, and the mentioned level turned into a …

Oil, Crude, trading

Oil, Crude, trading

Gold prices managed to touch the first bearish target mentioned in the previous technical report, at 1774, recording its lowest price of 1772, to return to the bullish rebound, taking advantage of the strong demand area. The technical aspect today is as it is. Despite the temporary bullish bounce, gold …

The euro approached the first target that needs to be touched, at 1.1200, explaining that breaking the 1.1260 support level puts the price under negative pressure, targeting 1.1200, posting a low of 1.1220. Technically, the current moves are witnessing attempts to rise due to the return of stability above the …

Markets calm as fears of new coronavirus mutant, Omicron. Today, Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki said that the Japanese government will stick to its goal of achieving a primary budget surplus by the fiscal year 2025 in Japan. Shunichi Suzuki stressed that the Japanese government is not considering setting a …

The US goods and services trade deficit shrank to $67.1B in October from $81.4B in September, the US Census Bureau reported on Tuesday. That was larger than the expected trade deficit on the month of $66.8B. Monthly imports rose to $290.70B from $288.20B in September, whilst monthly exports surged to …

Canada’s merchandise trade surplus with the world widened to C$2.09 billion in October from C$1.42 billion in September, monthly data published by Statistics Canada revealed on Tuesday. This reading beat market expectations for a surplus of C$2.00 billion.

Bitcoin continued its decline after a strong decline on Saturday and fell on Monday by more than 3% to settle around $47,700 levels. Bitcoin lost about a fifth of its value during trading on Saturday, and some attributed this strong decline to profit-taking and global fears, but then managed to …