Consumer confidence in the Eurozone declined more than expected in January, as shown by a preliminary reading from the European Commission. On Thursday, survey results showed that the flash consumer confidence index decreased to -15.5 this month from -13.9 in December. Consumer confidence in the European Union (EU) fell to …
Read More »Oil Bounces But Heads for 8% Weekly Crash as Geneva Talks Suspended: Israeli Strikes Cast Shadow Over Fragile Deal
Key Takeaways Brutal weekly loss: Both benchmarks set for nearly 8% weekly declines, trading near th…
Gold Heads for Third Straight Weekly Loss as Dollar Hits 13-Month High
Key Takeaways Gold extends losses: Spot gold fell 1.8% to $4,134.86 per ounce, while gold futures sl…
Bitcoin Under Pressure as Global Monetary Shifts Shake Investor Confidence
Cryptocurrencies face growing headwinds from central banks, capital rotation, and weak market sentim…
SpaceX Caps Off a Landmark Week With Major Launches, Bold Acquisitions, and Market Volatility
Historic Stretch for the Aerospace and Technology GiantSpaceX has concluded one of the most remarkab…
Tech Surge Revives Risk Appetite on Wall Street After Midweek Jitters
U.S. stocks finished a shortened trading week on a positive note, rebounding from the previous sessi…
Swiss Franc Hits Year-High as Dollar Surges, Gold Retreats Toward $4,200
The US Dollar flexed its muscles across global currency markets on Thursday, pushing the Swiss Franc…
Fed Effect: Dollar Strength Pushes Pound to Multi-Month Lows After Central Bank Decisions
Pound Under Pressure as Markets Favor the US Dollar: The British pound slipped to its weakest levels…
Peace Dividend or Temporary Relief? How the US-Iran Agreement Could Reshape the Global Economy
The newly signed understanding between the United States and Iran is being viewed as one of the most…
Fed Effect Sends Euro to Two-Month Low as Dollar Power Surges
The euro fell to its weakest level in nearly two months on Thursday as the powerful aftershocks of t…
Oil Markets Reel as U.S.–Iran Deal Sparks Fears of a Supply Surge
A Diplomatic Breakthrough Sends Energy Traders Scrambling: Global oil markets reacted sharply as the…
Market Analysis
January, 2021
-
21 January 2021 5:59 pm
ECB Press Conference: Lagarde’s Remarks Highlights
The European Central Bank (ECB) decided to leave key rates and the size of its Pandemic Emergency Purchase Programme (PEPP) at the end of its monetary policy meeting held this Thursday. Highlights Quotes“Pandemic poses serious risks; vaccination important milestone.”“New surge in infections, restrictions are disrupting.”“Services severely curbed.”“Economy likely contracted in Q4; …
Read More » -
21 January 2021 4:59 pm
ECB Leaves Key Rates Unchanged
the Governing Council of the European Central Bank (ECB) decided to leave the interest rates on its main refinancing operations and the interest rates on the marginal lending facility and the deposit facility unchanged at 0.00%, 0.25% and -0.50%, respectively. The European Central Bank boosted its massive stimulus program in …
Read More » -
21 January 2021 4:31 pm
Japan’s Exports Record The First Annual Increase in Two Years
Government data revealed that Japanese exports rose for the first time in two years in December, driven by shipments to China, providing a glimmer of hope for policymakers who are counting on an export-led recovery amid an increase in coronavirus cases. A recovery in exports may ease the risk of …
Read More » -
21 January 2021 3:49 pm
Bitcoin Down 10%, Continues to Descend from Record Heights
Bitcoin fell 10% Thursday, January 21, to a 10-day low at 31,977 dollars, as the most popular digital currencies in the world continued to decline from a peak of 42 thousand dollars reached on January 8. The decline came amid growing fears that Bitcoin was one of a group of …
Read More » -
21 January 2021 2:50 pm
The European Central Bank Unchanged, But Will Express Concern
Financial markets await today’s ECB decision on interest rates alongside other monetary policy issues. Markets expect the ECB to remain unchanged. The European Central Bank will leave interest rates and the asset purchase program unchanged but is expected to speak of a strong recovery after the Corona pandemic while expressing …
Read More » -
21 January 2021 2:32 pm
Oil Falling After a Sudden Increase in US Crude Stocks
Oil fell Thursday, January 21, after data for the sector showed a sudden increase in US crude stocks, which once again fueled fears about demand driven by the Coronavirus pandemic, but hopes of stimulus in the United States curbed the decline in prices. US West Texas Intermediate crude futures fell …
Read More » -
21 January 2021 2:04 pm
Biden Rejoins WHO
President Joe Biden has signed an executive order that reverses his predecessor Trump’s decision to leave the World Health Organization (WHO) amid the global coronavirus pandemic. Trump withdrew from the specialized health agency of the United Nations at the height of the Coronavirus crisis last year. The White House said …
Read More » -
21 January 2021 1:55 pm
Gold Reaches Its Highest Level in Two Weeks Due to Pressure From US Stimulus Hopes
Gold rose Thursday, January 21, to its highest level in nearly two weeks, with the dollar retreating due to hopes for more stimulus after the new US administration headed by Joe Biden took power, although some profit-taking limited the gains of the precious metal. Spot gold rose 0.1% to $ …
Read More » -
21 January 2021 1:53 pm
European Stocks Extend Gains Thanks to US Stimulus Hopes
European stocks extended their gains Thursday (January 21st) on hopes of a major US stimulus plan under the administration of the new president, Joe Biden, while investors looked to the European Central Bank for indications about the economic strength of the euro area. The Stoxx600 index of European shares rose …
Read More » -
21 January 2021 12:37 pm
Nikkei Closed at Its Highest Level in 30 Years, Supported by Optimism After Biden’s Inauguration
Japanese stocks rose to a 30-year high at the close, on the path of a strong performance for Wall Street stocks yesterday, thanks to investor optimism about positive corporate earnings as well as expectations of enhanced growth due to a huge stimulus package from the new US administration. The Nikkei …
Read More » -
21 January 2021 2:41 am
Biden’s Rescue Plan Faces Challenges in the Senate
The President of the United States, Joe Biden, recently laid out a new government stimulus plan worth $1.9 trillion to help the economy face the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic, under the title “The American Rescue Plan.” The plan will grant a monthly payment of $2,000 per household by adding …
Read More »
Noor Trends News, Technical Analysis, Educational Tools and Recommendations