Oil, Crude, trading

GBP/JPY is trading deep in the negative territory after successfully breaking the psychological support level of 150.00. It then started pressuring on the 149.50 level during the early trading of the current session. Technically speaking, today, we are biased negatively based on the apparent negativity features on the stochastic indicator …

The Canadian dollar found solid support around the 1.2630 level, which forced it to trade positively again within a bullish bounce that aimed to retest 1.2720. Technically, today, the current moves see the price stability above the 1.2660 support level at the 61.80% Fibonacci level. We also notice the positive …

Oil, Crude, trading

Oil, Crude, trading

The single European currency succeeded in achieving the official target of the current downside wave published during the last analysis, located at the price of 1.1600, to record its lowest level against the US dollar at 1.1562. Technically speaking, the 4-hour chart paints the regularity of the movement inside the …

. The yellow metal prices touched the target at 1726, recording its lowest level around 1722 within a strong bearish trend. On the technical side today, and by looking at the 240-minute chart, we notice that some bullish bias yesterday’s session, taking advantage of the pivot on the support level …

U.S. states saw an unexpected increase in initial jobless filings last week, even as companies across industries looked to bring on workers to fill widespread vacancies. The US Labor Department said on Thursday that first-time government jobless claims increased by 11,000 to a seasonally adjusted 362,000 for the week ending …

The US Bureau of Economic Analysis released the final US GDP report this Thursday and confirmed that the world’s largest economy expanded at an annualized pace of 6.6% during the April-June period. The reading matched the Preliminary estimate and market expectations.

According to the preliminary estimate published by Destatist this Thursday, consumer inflation in Germany, as measured by CPI, remained flat for the second successive month in September as against market expectations for a modest 0.1% rise. On a yearly basis, the headline CPI rose 4.1% during the reported month from …