Positive trading continues to dominate the movements of GBP/JPY within the suggested bullish path, touching our second awaited target at 157.20, recording the highest level at 157.38. On the technical side, by looking at the 60-minute chart, we notice that the RSI continues to provide bullish momentum signals, in addition …

The strong resistance level at 1.2400 managed to cap the bullish bias yesterday, which forced the pair to trade negatively again, settling around its lowest level during the morning session, 1.2340. Technically, and with trading below the previously broken support-into-resistance at 1.2390, in addition to the continuation of the negative …

Oil, Crude, trading

Oil, Crude, trading

Gold prices found a good support floor near the 1760 level to return to the limited bullish bounce and hovering around its highest level during the early trading of today’s session at 1775. Looking at the 240-minute chart, we notice the positive motive coming from the 50-day moving average, which …

The single European currency started trading with a noticeable rise within the expected bullish path. Therefore, we relied on stabilizing trading above the 1.1540 support. Technically, the current moves are witnessing a bullish bias, attacking the strong resistance level of 1.1640, 23.60% Fibonacci correction, accompanied by the continuation of the …

US stock index futures fell in early trading on Monday, after major indexes posted their best week in months amid a stronger-than-expected start to the earnings season, Dow Jones Industrial Average futures fell 174 points or 0.5%, and S&P 500 futures were down 174 points, or 0.5%. By 0.5%, the …

On Monday, the US dollar returned to a one-year high hit last week as rising inflation expectations and rising bond yields added to its appeal against its rivals, with the New Zealand dollar falling off-trend thanks to strong data, and US Treasury yields boosting Monday, continuing the trend in recent …

Three sources from OPEC+ told Reuters on Monday that the alliance’s commitment to oil cuts fell slightly to 115 percent in September. The figure shows that some members are still facing production problems according to their agreed quotas due to various technical problems.

NYMEX crude prices rose during those moments from their highest levels since the beginning of October 2014, as they rose to levels of 83.73 dollars per barrel, an increase of about 1.5 percent. While the benchmark Brent crude broke the levels of 86 dollars for the first time since mid-October …