The British pound against its Japanese counterpart was able to touch the first official target required to be achieved during the previous analysis, 152.00, recording the lowest of 151.99. On the technical side, today, we prefer to maintain our short positions, relying on the negativity of the stochastic indicator, which …
Read More »CAD is on a Narrow Path And Maintains Positive Stability
The Canadian dollar did not show any movement during the previous trading session and continues to maintain trading above the 1.2500 support level. Technically, the pair maintains stability above the pivotal support floor 1.2500, 38.20% Fibonacci correction, accompanied by stochastic attempts to gain additional momentum. Therefore, we will keep our …
Read More »Sterling Based on Support And Positivity Remains
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Read More »US Crude Oil Faces Selling Pressure
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Read More »Gold: Eyes on $1800 Levels
Gold prices made noticeable gains last Friday, within the expected bullish context during the previous analysis, touching the official target station 1768, recording the highest level of 1800. Technically, and by looking at the 4-hour chart, the prices settled above 1768 represented by the 61.80% Fibonacci correction as shown on …
Read More »Euro Trying to Recover Against The US Dollar
A noticeable surge of the euro against the US dollar at the end of last week’s trading, nullifying the expected negative outlook during the previous analysis, touching the stop-loss order 1.1800, recording the highest level at 1.1804. On the technical side today, we find the euro succeeded in stabilizing above …
Read More »Weekly Recap: 9 – 13 August
Markets are showing increased activity in M&A deals, as recent data suggested that the total value of global merger and acquisition (M&A) deals so far this year has already exceeded that of last year, amounting to $3.6 trillion year-to-date. A large chunk of this volume took place in the United …
Read More »Gold Rises on Concern About The Virus, But is Heading Towards a Weekly Decline
Gold prices rose on Friday, August 13, supported by concerns about an increase in infections with the Coronavirus, but the strength of the dollar kept the yellow metal on the path of recording the second consecutive weekly decline. Spot gold rose 0.2% to $1,756.61 an ounce. And gold is down …
Read More »The Dollar is Heading For a Second Weekly Gain, Thanks to Expectations That The Fed Will Cut Its Asset Purchases
The US dollar rose on Friday, August 13th, and is on track for a second consecutive week of gains against its major rivals, as investors assess the possibility of the Federal Reserve announcing its plans to cut stimulus in the coming weeks. Data on Thursday showed that US producer prices …
Read More »Eurostat: Eurozone Trade Surplus Rises in June
Data published by the European Union statistics office Eurostat on Friday, August 13th showed that the eurozone recorded a significant rise in its trade surplus with the rest of the world in June compared to May, as exports grew faster than imports during the month. Eurostat said the 19-nation eurozone …
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