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The euro traded with noticeable positivity against the US dollar in the opening of the first trading sessions of this week within the bullish context, as we expected during the previous analysis, touching the second target at the price of 1.0030, recording its highest level at 1.0034. Technically, and looking …

The dollar fell on Monday against the euro and the British pound, amid an improved appetite for riskier assets and a rally in the European stock market. Monday’s survey showed investor sentiment in the eurozone improved in November for the first time in three months, reflecting hopes that a recent …

The dollar rose on Monday as sentiment deteriorated after China said it was sticking to its strict curbs on the coronavirus, dashing hopes of the imminent reopening of the world’s second-largest economy that earlier recorded a massive rebound in risky assets. China said at the weekend that it would continue …

European shares opened lower on Monday, with mining and luxury stocks tumbling after hopes that China would ease its strict COVID-19 restrictions earlier this week faded. The pan-European STOXX 600 index fell 0.5% by 0805 GMT, after a string of gains that extended for four consecutive weeks. Shares of European …

Oil, Crude, trading

Last Friday, the Canadian dollar incurred strong losses within the expected negative outlook, touching the profit-taking order published during the previous analysis at 1.3600, recording its lowest level at 1.3470 after the US and Canadian jobs data. Technically, we tend in our trading to the negative, relying on the continuation …

Oil, Crude, trading

Strong gains dominated US crude oil futures prices within the expected bullish context, surpassing the required targets at 90.75 and recording the highest level at 92.80. Technically, the simple moving averages support ascending, accompanied by positive signs from the RSI stable above the 50 mid-line. From here and steadily trading …

The single European currency reversed the expected bearish trend during the previous analysis, supported by the decline of the US dollar after the US jobs data, to end the trading sessions last week on a high, recording the highest 0.9966. The technical aspect today indicates the possibility of resuming the …

The euro and the pound sterling recouped some of their losses on Friday, but were still heading for their biggest weekly decline since September, ahead of US employment data that could confirm Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s hint this week of continued monetary tightening, sending the dollar higher. Improved investor …