The Dow Jones Industrial Average witnessed mixed trading in New York during the previous session as it attempted to bounce back to the upside again. Technically speaking, despite the inclination towards the upside, we still maintain the bias towards negative trades, considering the price remains stable below 28200/28195 in addition …
Read More »Oil Futures Recoup Some Losses But no Rallying Cry Yet
US crude oil futures were trading on the positive side after several losses, and we indicated in our latest analysis that the continuation of the decline depends on confirming the break of 36.00 in order for oil to be able to form a strong floor around the aforementioned level. An …
Read More »The Euro Stable Against US Dollar With Rally Stopped
The euro’s exchange rate stabilized against the dollar above $ 1.18 Monday (September 7th) as traders assess the latest US jobs data and prepare for the European Central Bank’s meeting on Thursday to see whether policymakers provide more stimulus. The dollar plunged to its lowest level in more than two …
Read More »WHO is Ruling Out Making COVID-19 Vaccines Widely Available Before mid-2021
A spokeswoman for the World Health Organization said that the organization does not expect to provide immunization and prevention on a large scale from the disease Covid-19 before the middle of next year, stressing the importance of conducting accurate tests to ensure the effectiveness of vaccines and the safety of …
Read More »Eurozone Manufacturing PMI Eases But Stays In Expansion
A survey on Tuesday, September 1 showed that Eurozone manufacturing activity remained on a recovery path last month, but factory managers were wary of investment and employment as the coronavirus pandemic spreads. Industrial production, which had not experienced a sharp decline like the service sector during the pandemic, rose for …
Read More »AIIB Agrees to Lend Turkey 70 million Euros to Fight COVID-19
The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, backed by China, has said it will loan Turkey 70 million euros, equivalent to $ 83.37 million, to help it cope with the Covid-19 pandemic. A bank statement said that the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development will participate in financing the project, which aims …
Read More »ECB’s Kazimir: There’s a Room to Wait for More Reliable Data
Peter Kazimir, a member of the European Central Bank’s governing council, said the eurozone economy is growing according to the path the European Central Bank expected in June, so policy makers still have room to wait for hard, more detailed data. Initially, it seemed that the Eurozone economy was recovering …
Read More »British Retailers Cut Jobs at Highest Level Since 2009
The Confederation of British Industries said that British retailers have cut the most jobs since the financial crisis and that it expects job losses to accelerate, adding to warning signs of an expected sharp rise in unemployment. Tuesday’s data also showed an unexpected drop in sales this month, which contrasts …
Read More »UK Inflation Jumped in June
Britain’s inflation rate unexpectedly jumped last month, to its highest level since March, as clothing stores refrained from the usual summer cuts after reopening their doors following general isolation measures due to the Coronavirus, but most economists expect it to return soon. The Office for National Statistics said the annual …
Read More »Natural Gas Futures: Price Action Appears Inconclusive
CME Group’s advanced figures for Natural Gas futures markets noted open interest and volume went down by around 4.5K contracts and by around 57.3K contracts, respectively, on Tuesday, extending the downtrend seen in the last sessions. Natural Gas remains underpinned by the 200-day SMA Natural Gas prices seem to have moved …
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