The German DAX index found a strong resistance level represented by our target yesterday at the price of 15,660, which forced it to trade negatively once it hit it, to witness the current moves with a bearish bias around the lowest level during the session 15,608. On the technical side, …

Oil, Crude, trading

Positive trading dominated the movements of the pound sterling against its Japanese counterpart within the expected bullish context during the previous report, recording the highest around 151.65. Technically, we noticed the stability of the intraday movements above the support level of 151.10, and stochastic started sending positive acceleration signals on …

The Canadian dollar declined noticeably yesterday, nullifying the positive outlook as we expected, in which we relied on the price stability above the 1.2700 level, touching the stop losses order published during the last report at 1.2720; we indicated that if 1.2720 is broken, this can thwart the bullish scenario …

Oil, Crude, trading

Oil, Crude, trading

Gold prices declined significantly during the previous trading session within the expected bearish context, to retest the broken neckline around 1776 and return to decline strongly, touching the official target of the current downside wave, as we indicated during the last report around 1735, recording its lowest level at 1736. …

The euro made positive attempts to rise against the US dollar. However, there are still limited attempts to hit the strong resistance level that was published throughout all reports this week at 1.1750, which was able to limit the bullish bias. Technically speaking, and by looking at the 240-minute chart, …

Retail Sales in Canada contracted by 0.6% on a monthly basis in July, the data published by Statistics Canada showed on Thursday. This reading followed June’s increase of 4.2% and came in slightly better than the market expectation for a decrease of 1.2%. Excluding cars, Retail Sales in Canada declined …

There were 351,000 initial claims for unemployment benefits in the US during the week ending September 18, the data published by the US Department of Labor (DOL) revealed on Thursday. This reading followed the previous print of 335,000 (revised from 332,000) and came in worse than the market expectation of …