The yellow metal prices were subjected to solid selling pressure due to the rise in the US dollar to be able to touch the target mentioned in the previous analysis, at 1745, recording its lowest level at 1742. On the technical side today, by looking at the 4-hour chart, we …
Read More »The Euro Continues to Decline
The single European currency faced intense selling pressure at the end of last week’s trading within the bearish context, as we expected, touching the second official leg of the current downside wave at 1.1700, recording the lowest level at 1.1708. Technically, the negative pressure coming from the 50-day moving average …
Read More »Weekly Recap: 12-17 Sept
Wall Street US stocks closed significantly lower in a broad sell-off Friday, September 17, at the end of a week a busy week with economic data, fears of an increase in corporate taxes, the mutated delta strain of the Coronavirus, and possible shifts in the schedule for the US Federal …
Read More »Dollar Near 3-Week Peak After US Retail Sales
The dollar settled near three-week highs on Friday, September 17, after better-than-expected US retail sales data boosted bets on the strength of the US economy and the prospects of abandoning its stimulus program sooner than expected. The euro rebounded, recording $1.1783, but it remains close to a three-week low. US …
Read More »Oil Settles Above $75 After Slow Return of US Supplies
Oil prices fell on Friday, September 17, but settled above $75 a barrel and remained on track for a weekly gain of more than 3 percent thanks to a slow recovery in US production after two hurricanes in the Gulf of Mexico. Brent crude futures fell 27 cents, or 0.36 …
Read More »European Shares on Track For Weekly Gains
European shares rose on Friday, September 17, heading for weekly gains, as news that Britain is considering easing travel restrictions boosted shares of airlines and hotel groups, and a rebound in luxury goods stocks supported major indexes. By 0711 GMT, the pan-European Stoxx 600 index increased 0.7%, on track to …
Read More »Eurozone CPI Matching The Estimate
According to Eurostat’s final reading of the Eurozone CPI report for August, the consumer prices came in at 3% on a yearly basis, matching the flash estimate and anticipated. While the core CPI also matched original estimates and 1.6% during the reported month.
Read More »UK Retail Sales Unexpectedly Fall in August
British retail sales volumes fell unexpectedly last month, official data showed on Friday, the longest streak of declines since records began, although sales volumes are still above pre-pandemic levels. The Office for National Statistics said sales fell 0.9 percent month-on-month in August, compared to the median forecast of economists in …
Read More »Japan Shares Close With Gains For The Fourth Consecutive Week
Japanese stocks closed higher on Friday, September 17th, posting gains for the fourth consecutive week, as chip heavyweights jumped and some investors contributed to the latest gains. Hopes for new political leadership, an increase in COVID-19 vaccinations, and a decline in infections rose to the Nikkei index by an average …
Read More »German Dax is Trying Positively
The current movements of the German DAX index are witnessing an upward trend, benefiting from stability above the 15,630 support level. On the technical side, we tend to the positivity, relying on stability above the mentioned support and the RSI’s attempts to obtain bullish momentum above the 50 mid-line. Therefore, …
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