The previous trading session witnessed the performance of the single European currency, which achieved a noticeable rise to reflect the expected negative outlook during the last analysis, in which we relied on the stability of trading below the pivotal resistance level of 1.0500 and, most importantly 1.0550. We indicated during …
Read More »USD rising to new highs
After the US unemployment data today recorded negative results compared to what analysts expected, recording a decrease of 3000 last week, the market risk appetite was affected. Risk appetite increased on the US dollar during today’s trading after the Federal Reserve’s interest statement yesterday, which announced the US Central Bank …
Read More »European shares slip as recovery fades after US rate hike
European shares fell on Thursday after the US Federal Reserve’s decision to raise interest rates bolstered fears of a possible recession at a time when global economies are facing soaring inflation. The pan-European Stoxx 600 index was down 0.4 percent by 0710 GMT, although European stock futures recovered overnight after …
Read More »Dow Jones: negative pressure continues 16/6/2022
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Read More »CAD re-testing support 16/6/2022
The Canadian dollar found a pivotal resistance level at the psychological barrier of 1.3000, which forced it to trade with limited negativity towards retesting the 1.2885 support level, which hovers around the pair’s current trading. Technically, the daily trend is still bullish, but we may witness a bearish bias in …
Read More »GBP moves cautiously and eyes are on BoE 16/6/2022
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Read More »The euro touches targets 16/6/2022
The European currency witnessed typical trading during the previous trading session to test the bullish target of 1.0485, recording the highest level at 1.0510, and returning to the main bearish trend again, approaching a few points from the official descending station at 1.0350, recording its lowest level at 1.0360. Technically …
Read More »US Retail Sales fall by 0.3% MoM in May
Retail Sales in the US fell by 0.3% MoM in May, versus expectations for a 0.2% rise and following a 0.7% MoM gain in April (revised down from 0.9%), data released by the US Census Bureau on Wednesday showed. Meanwhile, Core Retail Sales rose by 0.5% MoM, below the expected …
Read More »US Retail Sales Drop Sharply, USD Waiting for Fed’s Decision
Nothing is more important than the Fed’s decision today, and it is usual these days for the markets to prevail in a calm state before the decision. Still, there were many moves today, so the US retail and export statistics data may contribute to market volatility. The monthly core retail …
Read More »The euro jumps due to an emergency meeting of the ECB
The euro jumped after the European Central Bank’s governing council said it would hold an emergency meeting on Wednesday, June 15 to discuss the recent massive sell-off in government bond markets, briefly distracting traders ahead of the upcoming US Federal Reserve meeting. The single European currency rose by as much …
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