The Canadian dollar faced intense negative pressure at the end of last week’s trading. It started the first weekly trading with a bearish tendency; after it failed to settle above the 1.2665 level, it started the first weekly trading with a bearish tendency. Technically, we notice a contradiction between the …
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Read More »Gold Hovers Around Resistance
Gold’s movements are witnessing rebound attacks to the upside, which aimed to retest the 1767 resistance level after a, which recorded its lowest level around the 1722 bottom. On the technical side, we find gold collided with the resistance level of the descending price channel shown on the graph, which …
Read More »Euro Continues to Negative
The single European currency started its first weekly trading, maintaining the negative stability, and the current movements of the pair are witnessing stability below the psychological barrier of 1.1600. Technically, by looking at the 4-hour chart, we notice the continuation of the apparent negative signs on the stochastic indicator, accompanied …
Read More »The Dollar is Heading For The Best week in Months
The dollar started the fourth quarter of 2021 near its highest levels in the year and is heading towards achieving its best weekly performance since June, as investors expect the Federal Reserve, which appears to be inclined towards monetary tightening, to raise interest rates at a faster pace than its …
Read More »Eurozone Preliminary CPI Jumps 3.4% YoY in September
The annualized Eurozone Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 3.4% in September, beating expectations of 3.3% while up from August’s reading of 3.0%, the latest data published by Eurostat showed on Friday. The core figures arrived at 1.9% YoY in September when compared to 1.9% expectations and 1.6% booked last.
Read More »Japan Shares Plunge to One-Month Lows on Supply Worries
Japanese shares plunged on Friday to a one-month low on mounting concerns that multiple disruptions to global supply chains may keep inflation high for much longer. Investor sentiment was also pressured by the postponement of a vote on an important spending bill for the administration of US President Joe Biden, …
Read More »European Shares at Two-Month Lows on Inflation Fears
European shares fell to their lowest level in two months on Friday, continuing a global sell-off as investor sentiment was negatively affected by growing concerns about slowing economic growth and rising inflation. The pan-European STOXX 600 index fell 1.3 percent, while the travel and leisure, banking and auto industry sectors …
Read More »Germany’s DAX Suffers Big Losses
The German DAX index declined significantly, recording heavy losses during the trading session of the last session, reaching its lowest level at 15,090 during the morning session of today’s session. Technically, we notice the continuation of the negative pressure coming from the 50-day moving average, which continues to pressure the …
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