Today’s data showed that industrial production for the Eurozone exceeded expectations in April thanks to a more than doubled production of durable consumer goods compared to the previous year after economies reopened steadily. The European Union statistics office Eurostat said industrial production in the 19-country Eurozone rose 0.8% month-on-month and …

The dollar maintained its gains today, after recording the largest weekly gain in six weeks, as traders cut bets on the currency’s decline ahead of the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting, which may indicate future changes in US monetary policy. The US central bank begins a two-day policy committee meeting tomorrow, …

Oil prices rose today, continuing the gains that lasted over three weeks, thanks to improved expectations for fuel demand, as Covid-19 vaccinations contributed to lifting travel restrictions, as well as tight supplies. Brent crude rose 51 cents, or 0.7%, to $73.20 a barrel, the highest level since May 2019. West …

Japanese shares rose on Monday as cyclical stocks such as tire makers rose, while Toshiba advanced after the company announced that two board members would be retiring amid a crisis over its governance. The Nikkei index rose 0.74% to 2,9161.80, its highest closing level since May 10. The broader Topix …

The German DAX index jumped within the expected upward trend, touching the official target to be achieved during the previous report 15,700, recording its highest level of 15,720. Technically, today, we tend to continue rising, relying on the index’s pivot above 15,600 and in general above 15,500, accompanied by the …

The movements of the Dow Jones Industrial Average witnessed mixed trading at the end of last week’s trading within the expected bearish path, explaining that breaking 34,415 increases the negative pressure to target 34,180, hit a low of 34,310. On the technical side today, the current movements are witnessing a …

Negative trading dominated the movements of the pound sterling against the Japanese yen within a sideways that tends to negative. On the technical side, trading stability below the psychological barrier of 155.00 supports the negativity, in addition to stochastic losing the bullish momentum gradually. Therefore, the bearish bias is likely …

Positive trading dominated the movements of the Canadian dollar during the previous trading session, touching the target of the bullish corrective slope published during the previous analysis at 1.2170, to record its highest level at 1.2177. Technically, and with careful consideration of the chart, we find that the pair succeeded …

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