Gold prices rose on Friday, with continued dollar weakness, which helped move the yellow metal towards recording its second consecutive weekly rise, as expectations of a stronger monetary policy tightening from the Federal Reserve ebbed. Spot gold rose 0.2 percent to $1,854.05 an ounce by 0325 GMT. US gold futures …

Oil, Crude, trading

Oil, Crude, trading

The pound sterling achieved the idea of the bullish tendency shown during the last analysis, heading towards our first target that needs to be touched at 160.80 to record its highest price of 160.83. On the technical side today, the bullish trend is still valid and active, with the pair’s …

The Canadian dollar declined noticeably within the expected negative outlook. We relied on the price stability below the 1.2850 resistance level, explaining that trading below 1.2800 leads the pair to visit our first target 1.2755, recording the lowest at 1.2745 during the early morning trading. Technically, the pair achieved a …

Oil, Crude, trading

Quiet positive trades dominated gold’s movements during the previous session’s trading. After retesting the strong support level at 1840 price, it returned within the bullish path, now stable around the session’s highest level around 1857 resistance. Technically, we explained yesterday that the condition for continuing the rise is cohesion above …

The single European currency succeeded in retesting the pivotal support level published during the previous report at 1.0660, which forced the euro to bullish retracement. As we expected, touching the first target 1.0740, heading to touch the official price target during the previous technical report at 1.0770, recording its highest …

According to a second estimate by the US Bureau of Economic Analysis, the annualized pace of real GDP growth in Q1 2022 came in at -1.5%, below the first estimate of -1.4% and the market’s expectation for a growth rate of -1.3%, data on Thursday showed. Nonetheless, the latest GDP …

The Kremlin on Thursday rejected accusations from the United States and the European Union that Russia was blocking grain exports from Ukraine, blaming the West for creating this situation due to the imposition of sanctions.“We do not categorically accept these accusations. On the contrary, we hold Western countries responsible for …