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European stocks fell on Thursday despite positive earnings from a group of companies, as turmoil over First Republic Bank continues to worry investors about the global banking sector. The pan-European Stoxx 600 index was down 0.1% by 0720 GMT, as media stocks fell 1.6%. Shares in Universal Music Group fell …

Oil, Crude, trading

The bullish trend still dominates the Canadian dollar’s movements, with a gradual rise to the upside within the expected bullish context. However, it reached its highest level, around 1.3650 resistance, which succeeded in limiting the bullish bias. Technically, the bullish trend is still the most preferred, relying on trading stability …

Oil, Crude, trading

The US crude oil futures prices incurred heavy losses, exceeding the target to be achieved at the price of 76.10, recording its lowest level of $74.10 per barrel. Technically, with the regularity of work within the descending channel as shown on the 240-minute chart, and with the negative intersection of …

We adhered to intraday neutrality during the previous analysis due to the conflicting technical signals, explaining that activating buying positions depends on the pair breaching the 1.1000 resistance level, which leads the pair to recover, touching the pending buy order targets at 1.1080, recording its highest price at 1.1095. The …

European stocks fell on Wednesday, tracking losses on Wall Street overnight, after recession fears resurfaced in the United States after gloomy data erased the initial optimism sparked by strong results from tech giants Microsoft and Alphabet. The European 600 index fell 0.4 percent by 0710 GMT, dragged down by technology …

Oil, Crude, trading

As we expected, the Canadian dollar provided a noticeable rally during the previous trading session to touch the required bullish targets at 1.3590 & 1.3620, recording its highest level at 1.3647. Technically, the bullish trend is still the most preferred, relying on building a good support floor around the previously …

Oil, Crude, trading