Negative trading dominated the movements of the pound sterling against the Japanese yen at the end of last week’s trading, touching the first target at 149.10, recording the lowest of 149.16. On the technical side, there are positive crossover signs that started appearing on stochastic, in addition to stabilizing intraday …
Read More »The Canadian Continues to Make Gains
The Canadian dollar jumped, maintaining the series of gains that it achieved recently, as we expected, touching our official target for the previous report at 1.2930, to record the highest level at 1.2950. Technically, the pair found a strong resistance level around 1.2950, which forced it to retreat to retest …
Read More »The British Pound Settled Below Support
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Read More »Crude Oil And Selling Pressure Continues
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Read More »Gold is in a Sideway, Waiting For Pending Orders
We remained neutral during the report published last Friday due to the conflicting technical signals. Prices are still fluctuating within a sideways slope confined from below above the strong support level 1774 and on the downside at 1790. Technically, with careful consideration on the chart, we notice the negative pressure …
Read More »Euro: Retesting The Resistance
The single European currency benefited from the support level published in the previous analysis at 1.1665, explaining that breaking this level is a condition to continue resuming the rise and forced the pair to rebound the limited upside to retest 1.1700. On the technical side today, despite the current bullish …
Read More »Oil Heads For 7% Weekly Decline as Delta Spreads
Oil prices fell on Friday for the seventh consecutive session, approaching their lowest level in three months, and heading towards a weekly decline of more than seven percent, as new closures in countries facing increasing cases of the mutated delta strain of the Coronavirus weakened expectations for fuel demand. Investors …
Read More »BofA: Equity Funds Attract $23.9 Billion in a Week
Bank of America said in a weekly note that investors dumped cash into stock and bond funds in the week ending Wednesday as equity funds saw their biggest inflows in nine weeks. Based on EPFR data, Bank of America concluded that equity funds attracted $23.9 billion, while bond funds attracted …
Read More »Saudi Arabia Remains China’s Largest Oil Supplier in July
Saudi Arabia remained the largest supplier of crude oil to China for the ninth consecutive month in July, but its shipments of crude fell 10% on a monthly basis, while shipments from Russia fell only 4%. According to data from the General Administration of Customs in China, total Saudi shipments …
Read More »The Dollar Reaches a Peak of 9 And a Half Months, as Traders Seek Safety
The US dollar reached a 9-and-a-half month high against its counterparts on Friday, buoyed by concerns that the mutated delta strain of the Coronavirus may delay global economic recovery as central banks begin to roll back pandemic-era stimulus. While moves in the currency markets were much calmer than on Thursday …
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