Gold prices fell on Thursday as investors expected the Federal Reserve (the US central bank) to scale back its bond-buying program faster to counter soaring inflation despite economic concerns over the spread of the new mutated Omicron. Gold fell in immediate transactions 0.3 percent to 1777.87 dollars an ounce (an …

Japanese stocks closed lower Thursday, December 2, weighed by concerns about the economic impact of the new mutated Omikorn outbreak of the coronavirus and the Federal Reserve’s shift in monetary policy. The Nikkei index closed down by 0.65%, recording 27753.37 points, falling by 1.04% earlier in the session. The broader …

Positive attempts for GBP/JPY within the bullish corrective path published in the previous analysis, within a gradual ascent towards the target 151.80, only to record the highest 151.45. Technically, and carefully considering the short time frames, we find the 50-day moving average trying to push the price to the upside, …

The Canadian dollar was able to touch the support level as we expected during the previous analysis, around the 1.2710 support level, to return to the bullish rebound stable intraday above the psychological barrier of 1.2800. From the technical analysis point of view today, the bullish trend is still valid …

Oil, Crude, trading

Oil, Crude, trading

The technical outlook is unchanged, and the yellow metal did not witness a significant change within a short-term bearish trend, tilting to the downside, stable below the main resistance 1799, to start today’s session by pressing on the support level 1768.00. The technical aspect today needs careful consideration and trading …

Limited sideways trading that tended to the negativity dominated the euro’s movements against the US dollar, maintaining the regular bearish context working within the descending price channel. On the technical side, the current moves of the euro against the US dollar are settling below the resistance level of 1.1380, and …

OPEC expected the oil surplus to increase to 2 million bpd in January, 3.4 million bpd in February and 3.8 million bpd in March 2022. The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, through a leaked document during today’s meeting, said that the demand for transport fuels in Europe may also …

OPEC and its allies will start two days of meetings on Wednesday to decide whether to pump more oil into the market or curb supplies amid slumping oil prices and concerns that the mutated Omicron strain of the coronavirus could dampen global energy demand. According to a document cited by …