The British pound maintained its gains against the US dollar and the euro, although it fell slightly in early trading on Tuesday. It maintained its gains that exceeded 1% during Monday’s trading, in conjunction with the recovery of risk appetite in global markets and the recovery witnessed in stock markets …
Read More »Euro: Euro Trying to Recover And The Positivity Needs Confirmation
The single European currency benefited from the support level published in the previous analysis at 1.1665, explaining that breaking this level is a condition to continue resuming the rise and forced the pair to rebound the limited upside to retest 1.1700. On the technical side today, despite the current bullish …
Read More »Euro Trading Higher Despite Consumer Confidence Decline
The Euro (EUR) is trading higher on Monday, opening the week with a positive performance amid a decline by the U.S. (USD) that is seeing increased selling pressures for profit-making after surging to a nine-month high last week. The European currency’s rise comes despite a recent slump in Eurozone consumer …
Read More »The US Dollar Declining After Recording The Largest Weekly Rise
The US dollar fell against its rivals on Monday in a bout of profit-taking after posting its largest weekly rise in more than two months last week, supported by concerns about the global growth outlook, and the main source of investor concerns is the global importance of the Coronavirus delta …
Read More »Euro: Retesting The Resistance
The single European currency benefited from the support level published in the previous analysis at 1.1665, explaining that breaking this level is a condition to continue resuming the rise and forced the pair to rebound the limited upside to retest 1.1700. On the technical side today, despite the current bullish …
Read More »The Dollar Reaches a Peak of 9 And a Half Months, as Traders Seek Safety
The US dollar reached a 9-and-a-half month high against its counterparts on Friday, buoyed by concerns that the mutated delta strain of the Coronavirus may delay global economic recovery as central banks begin to roll back pandemic-era stimulus. While moves in the currency markets were much calmer than on Thursday …
Read More »The Euro Continues Its Gradual Decline
The euro hit the resistance level at 1.1720, continuing the gradual decline against the US dollar within the expected bearish PATH, recording its lowest price during the previous trading session at 1.1665. On the technical side, the 50-day moving average is still putting pressure on the price, in addition to …
Read More »The Dollar is Falling in Europe But Remains at High Levels
The dollar fell in Europe on Wednesday but remained at elevated levels as global growth concerns, caused by the ongoing outbreak of the Delta virus, prompted traders to reduce their positions on riskier currencies. At 07:55 GMT, the dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six other …
Read More »Eurozone Final CPI Revised Lower in July
According to Eurostat’s final reading of the Eurozone CPI report for July, the consumer prices came in at 2.2% on a yearly basis, meeting 2.2% expectations. While the core figures rose by 0.7%. Month-on-month inflation in the region fell 0.1%, in line with the median forecast of economists polled by …
Read More »The Euro Touches Goal And Negative Pressure Remains.
The single European currency declined significantly during the previous trading session, within the negative outlook, as we expected, touching the official target station at 1.1700. Technically, the pair succeeded in confirming the breach of the 1.1760 support level, which is now turned into a resistance level that supports the negativity …
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