China’s central bank said it will maintain a flexible and accommodative prudent monetary policy while prioritizing stability. In its monetary policy implementation report for the second quarter of the year, the People’s Bank of China said it will keep liquidity reasonably plentiful and boost support for technology innovation, small businesses, …
Read More »Oil Plunges 4% on China’s COVID-19 restrictions And Climate Warnings
Oil prices tumbled 4% on Monday, continuing their sharp losses incurred last week against the backdrop of the rise in the US dollar and fears that the global recovery in fuel demand may slow due to new restrictions to confront the pandemic in Asia, especially in China. The sentiment was …
Read More »Eurozone Sentix Investor Confidence Drops to 22.2 in August
Eurozone’s investor sentiment snapped its uptrend and dropped more than expected in August, the latest data published by the Sentix research group showed on Monday. The gauge dropped to 22.2 in August from 29.8 in July vs. a reading of 29.0 expected. The index ended its fifth straight month of …
Read More »Oil Falls due to COVID-19 Restrictions in China And The Dollar rises
Oil prices fell more than 2% on Monday, extending their heavy losses incurred last week on the back of the rise in the US dollar and fears that the global recovery in fuel demand may be set back due to new restrictions to confront the pandemic in Asia, especially in …
Read More »European Shares Mixed With The Decline in Commodity Prices
The performance of European stocks varied in early trading, as the leading British stock index was affected by the decline in commodity prices, while other indices in the region stabilized near their recent high levels with the end of the corporate earnings season. Shares of oil companies Royal Dutch Shell, …
Read More »Gold Falls to Its Lowest Level in More Than 4 Months Due to Fears of Reducing Stimulus
Gold fell to its lowest level in more than four months on Monday, as strong US jobs data fueled fears of an earlier-than-expected interest rate hike, increasing the opportunity cost of holding the non-yielding yellow metal. And gold fell in the spot market 1.1% to 1744.50 dollars an ounce. In …
Read More »German Exports Jump 1.3% Despite Industry Supply Bottlenecks
German exports rose more than expected in June, data showed on Monday, August 9th, despite continued Bottlenecks in manufacturing supplies, pointing to a strong recovery in Europe’s largest economy. The Federal Statistics Office said that seasonally-adjusted exports increased 1.3% month-on-month after rising by a slightly revised 0.4% in May. Imports …
Read More »Dow Jones Needs a Bullish Signal
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Read More »GBP/JPY: Making Good Gains
GBP/JPY managed to achieve remarkable gains during the previous trading session, reaching a high of 153.25. On the technical side today, and by looking at charts, we find Stochastic continues to provide positive signals, accompanied by the positive motive coming from the 50-day moving average. From here, and with stability …
Read More »Canadian Dollar Consolidate Above Support
The Canadian dollar continues to attempt to rise after it succeeded in maintaining the trading level above 1.2500 for several consecutive hours. Technically, we tend to the positivity, but with caution, relying on stability above the 1.2500 psychological barrier support floor, accompanied by the RSI’s attempts to obtain bullish momentum. …
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