European stocks opened sharply lower on Wednesday as concerns over a potential economic slowdown in the United States sent ripples through global markets. Investors also turned their focus to upcoming economic data from the euro zone, adding to the bearish sentiment. Market Overview By 07:10 GMT, the pan-European STOXX 600 …

Oil prices continued their downward trend on Wednesday, extending the more than 4% drop seen in the previous session. The market remains under pressure, hovering at its lowest levels since December, driven by expectations of a potential resolution to the political dispute in Libya that has halted oil exports, along …

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Oil, Crude, trading

U.S. crude oil futures experienced significant losses, surpassing the downside targets set in the previous trading session at 72.20, and recording a low of 69.75 during today’s Asian session. Technically, the 4-hour chart indicates that the bearish technical structure remains intact and effective, further reinforced by the ongoing negative pressure …

Gold prices suffered significant losses yesterday, as anticipated in our previous technical report, reaching the key levels of 2486 and then 2470, with a low of $2473 per ounce. From a technical standpoint today, we observe that gold has momentarily stabilized above 2486 and generally above 2476. A closer look …

Calm, slightly negative trading characterized the movements of the euro against the U.S. dollar, remaining within the anticipated bearish trend. As noted yesterday, further decline depends on a break below the 1.1040 level. From a technical perspective, the 4-hour chart shows that the pair has found solid support around 1.1040. …

U.S. equity futures fell on Tuesday as investors returned from the Labor Day weekend with a cautious outlook, focusing on the upcoming labor market data. By 05:40 EST (09:40 GMT), the Dow Jones Industrial Average futures were down 185 points, or 0.5%, the S&P 500 futures dropped 28 points, or …

Bitcoin’s price saw a notable increase on Tuesday, recovering from previous declines as investors awaited significant economic data this week. By 04:37 ET (08:37 GMT), Bitcoin had risen by 2.5% to $58,999.7, following relatively low trading volumes on Monday due to the U.S. Labor Day holiday. The world’s largest cryptocurrency …