Technical Analysis

US crude oil futures prices declined significantly during the previous trading session within the expected downward trend, touching the official target station at 82.40, recording its lowest level at $82.15 per barrel. Technically, when we look closer at the 240-minute time frame chart, we notice the 50-day simple moving average …

Positive trading dominated gold price movements yesterday, in line with the positive outlook expected in the previous technical report. In this report, we relied on the ability of the gold price to consolidate above 1977, heading towards the first official target of 1980. The metal recorded its highest level during …

Negative trading dominated the movements of the euro against the US dollar, invalidating the bullish scenario expected during the previous report, in which we relied on the stability of intraday trading above the level of 1.0570 at the time the report was issued, clarifying that sneaking below 1.0560 constitutes a …

Oil, Crude, trading

Oil, Crude, trading

Positive trading regained control of the Canadian dollar’s movements yesterday after consolidating above the strong resistance at 1.3715, recording its highest level at 1.3754. On the technical side today, we are leaning towards positivity in our trading, relying on the regularity of work within the ascending price channel shown on …

japanese-yen

Oil, Crude, trading

As we expected during the previous technical report, US crude oil futures prices incurred significant losses within a negative outlook, touching the aforementioned downward correction targets at 83.70, recording its lowest level at $83.00 per barrel. Technically, the negative intersection of the simple moving averages, which continues to exert negative …

Gold prices reflected the expected upward trend during the previous technical report, in which we relied on trading stability above the strong support level of 1969 at the time of the report’s release. We explained that sneaking below 1969 postpones rising opportunities, leading gold towards 1958, posting its lowest level …