Inflation in the US, as measured by the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index, was 0.4% in May, the US Bureau of Economic Analysis reported on Friday. On a yearly basis, the PCE Price Index edged higher to 3.9% from 3.6%, compared to analysts’ estimate of 4%. Stock market futures …
Read More »ECB: Eurozone Will Recover Faster Than Expected, But Support is Still Needed
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde told European Union leaders that the Eurozone is recovering faster than previously expected, but still needs continued fiscal and monetary support so that the coronavirus pandemic does not leave a permanent scar. “Continued support of fiscal and monetary policy will be needed to avoid …
Read More »The Dollar is Worried Before Inflation Data
The dollar retracted in Asia Friday, June 25 as a deal on infrastructure spending in the US boosted appetite for riskier currencies, but the cautious mood ahead of key US inflation data kept losses to a minimum. The risk-sensitive Australian and New Zealand dollars rose slightly, while the euro gained …
Read More »The US Food And Drug Administration Approves Actemra to Treat Corona in Hospitals
The US Food and Drug Administration said it has authorized emergency use of Actemra to treat adult and pediatric COVID-19 patients in hospitals, and an emergency use authorization has been issued to Genentech, a unit of Roche Holdings Inc. The Food and Drug Administration said the drug could be used …
Read More »German Consumer Sentiment Rises More Than Expected
A survey showed that German consumer sentiment improved more than expected as July approached as consumers became more optimistic and wanted to buy after Europe’s largest economy lifted public isolation measures amid a significant drop in coronavirus infections. The GFK institute said its consumer sentiment index, based on a survey …
Read More »European Shares Near a Record High
European shares approached record highs Friday, June 25, as construction-related shares tracked a jump on Wall Street on the back of a bill on infrastructure spending, while Credit Suisse rose after Reuters reported that the bank is considering a possible merger with UBS. Shares of the scandal-hit Swiss bank surged …
Read More »Japan Shares Rise at The End of The Week, Tracking The Strong Closing of Wall Street
Japanese stocks closed higher on Friday, June 25, as cyclical and technology-related stocks followed the strong shutdown of Wall Street, but gains were capped by concerns about the country’s economic recovery as well as a cautious outlook for US stocks. The benchmark Nikkei index rose 0.66% to 29,066.18 points, while …
Read More »German DAX Maintains Bullish Stability
The German DAX index managed to touch the first target that is required to be achieved during the previous technical report, located at the price of 15,595, to record its highest level at 15,611. Today’s technical aspect indicates the possibility of continuing the rise, relying on the stability of the …
Read More »Dow Jones Continues The Bullish Rush Snd Touches Extended target
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Read More »GBP/JPY:ِ Starts With a Positive Side
Mixed trading dominated the movements of the pound sterling against the Japanese yen within a limited bullish bias, benefiting from retesting the support level of 153.80. On the technical side, we tend to be positive but cautiously, relying on the positive crossover signs that started appearing on Stochastic. Therefore, the …
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