Gold resumed its bullish momentum during the previous session, surpassing the official target of $2700 per ounce and recording its highest level at $2720. From a technical perspective, the current movement shows a slight bearish tendency due to encountering the pivotal resistance at $2720. However, a closer look at the …
Read More »Euro tries to recover 25/11/2024
The EUR/USD pair attempted a recovery after several sessions of decline, hitting a low of 1.0330 before opening today’s trading with an upward gap. Technical Outlook: Indicators: The 4-hour chart reveals negative crossover signals from the Stochastic indicator, now in the overbought zone, coupled with continued downward pressure from the …
Read More »Gold Prices Poised for Growth in 2025 Amid Economic and Geopolitical Tailwinds
Analysts at UBS forecast sustained upward momentum in gold prices throughout 2025, driven by a combination of declining global interest rates and persistent geopolitical risks. These factors reinforce gold’s status as a reliable safe-haven asset while aligning with favorable macroeconomic trends. Key Drivers for Gold’s Rally Lower Interest Rates Central …
Read More »European Equity Markets Rise Amid Heightened Geopolitical Tensions
European stock markets opened higher on Friday as investors kept a close eye on escalating conflict between Russia and Ukraine and assessed Germany’s downwardly revised economic growth figures for Q3. Market Overview Germany’s DAX: Up 0.6% France’s CAC 40: Up 0.5% UK’s FTSE 100: Up 0.7% Geopolitical Escalation: Russia-Ukraine Conflict …
Read More »Euro Zone Business Activity Slumps Amid Manufacturing and Services Declines
Euro zone business activity suffered an unexpected and sharp downturn in November, as the region’s services sector joined manufacturing in contraction. HCOB’s composite Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) for the euro zone, compiled by S&P Global, plummeted to a 10-month low of 48.1, well below the 50 threshold that delineates expansion …
Read More »Bitcoin Nears $100K Milestone Amid Optimism Over Trump-Era Crypto Policies
Bitcoin surged on Friday, reaching new heights as optimism surrounding friendlier U.S. regulations and a surge in options trading activity fueled the cryptocurrency’s rally. The world’s largest crypto asset climbed 1.9% to $98,870.4 by 06:17 GMT, with an intraday high of $99,289.3. This marks a weekly gain of 9.1%, propelling …
Read More »Gold Poised for Biggest Weekly Gain in Eight Months Amid Escalating Tensions
Gold maintained its upward momentum on Friday, setting the stage for its largest weekly gain in nearly eight months. The precious metal’s appeal as a safe haven surged amid heightened geopolitical tensions, as Russia lowered its nuclear weapon usage threshold and launched a hypersonic missile at Ukraine. Spot gold remained …
Read More »Pound Softens as Dollar Strengthens Amid U.S. Policy Speculation
The British pound edged lower against the dollar on Thursday, reflecting market caution as investors awaited clarity on President-elect Donald Trump’s Treasury Secretary pick and the implications for U.S. economic policies. Sterling fell 0.1% to $1.26405, struggling to maintain footing against a firming dollar. Dollar Gains Weigh on SterlingThe dollar’s …
Read More »Oil Prices Climb Amid Escalating Russia-Ukraine Conflict
Oil prices edged higher on Thursday as intensifying military exchanges between Russia and Ukraine overshadowed concerns over rising U.S. crude inventories. The geopolitical tensions bolstered market uncertainty, keeping prices elevated despite bearish supply data from the United States. Brent crude futures rose 1.3% to $73.77 per barrel by 10:17 GMT, …
Read More »UK Public Borrowing Rises Sharply in October, Highlighting Fiscal Challenges
Britain’s public finances faced mounting pressure in October as borrowing levels exceeded expectations, posing a significant challenge for Finance Minister Rachel Reeves. Official data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) revealed that public sector net borrowing reached £17.4 billion ($22 billion) in October, well above the £12.3 billion forecast …
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