Mixed trading dominated the euro’s movements against the US dollar at the end of last week’s trading, within a direction tilted to the downside after the pair failed to stabilize above the resistance level of 1.1150. Technically, we notice that the buying rejection still exists. However, by looking at the …
Read More »Eurozone Preliminary Inflation surges 7.5% YoY in March
The annualized Eurozone Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices (HICP) surged by 7.5% in March, coming in much higher than the previous reading of 5.9%, the latest data published by Eurostat showed on Friday. The consensus forecast was for a hotter reading of 6.6%. The index hit another record high, as …
Read More »Market Drivers – US Session – 31 March
The euro tumbled on Thursday as investors fretted about rising EU-Russia economic tensions after Russian President Vladimir Putin doubled down on a demand that European nations pay for Russian gas in roubles, exacerbating fears that Russia might block energy exports to the EU bloc. This, coupled with a generalized paring …
Read More »Market Drivers – European Session 30-3-2022
Private sector employment in the US rose by 455,000 in March, ever so slightly above the 450,000 expected gain, according to US payroll company ADP’s latest estimate of national employment change released on Wednesday. The broadly in line with expected ADP data will instill confidence that Friday’s official jobs report …
Read More »Market Drivers – European Session 29-3-2022
As pointed out by Mohamed Hashad, Director of Research and Development Department at Noor Capital, in this morning’s report, The safe-haven yellow metal fell strongly after positive news regarding the progress of negotiations between Russia and Ukraine. As a result, the yellow metal gave up the levels of 1900 dollars …
Read More »Euro poses a limited upside 29/3/2022
The single European currency provided positive trades during the previous trading session. It approached the 1.0920 support level, recording the lowest price at 1.0940, forcing it to form a limited bullish bounce to retest the psychological resistance level 1.1000. Technically, by looking at the 4-hour chart, we notice that the …
Read More »Market Overview: Yen at 6-year low as Bank of Japan moves to contain bond yield surge
The Japanese yen fell on Monday to its lowest level in six years against the dollar and is on track to record its largest daily loss since March 2020, after the Bank of Japan moved to contain rising bond yields even as US Treasury yields rose to new highs not …
Read More »Euro fails to break through 28/3/2022
The single European currency opened its first weekly trading with a bearish bias after failing to breach the strong supply area published during the last analysis at 1.1060. It represents one of the most important directional keys that forced the pair to retest 1.0950. Technically, the current movements of the …
Read More »The euro is trying to build on support 25/3/2022
The EUR/USD pair moved in the expected bearish path, but it did not show solid movements for two consecutive sessions, trying to build on 1.0960 support level. Technically, despite the pair’s attempts to achieve some bullish rebound, benefiting from the pivot on the 1.0960 support floor, we also find that …
Read More »Official: ECB Won’t surrender to inflation
The first ECB’s interest rate hike may come this year according to Estonian central bank chief Madis Müller. The ECB will stop its bond purchases earlier than expected. Russia’s attack on Ukraine will diminish growth prospects but not the European Central Bank’s efforts to fight inflation.The comments from Governing Council …
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