The Nikkei fell on Wednesday, tracking lower US stock futures as investors digested hawkish rhetoric from the Federal Reserve (Central Bank of America) after the US inflation report. A jump in US bond yields overnight contributed to the rise in Japanese bank stocks, but hurt real estate stocks. The Nikkei …
Read More »Euro returns to stability below resistance 15/2/2023
We adhered to intraday neutrality during the previous report due to the conflicting technical signals, explaining that the 1.0745 level represents one of the most important keys to the direction, explaining that the 60-minute candle sticking above the mentioned level might push the Euro-dollar pair to visit 1.0780, to record …
Read More »Japan appoints academic Ueda as new governor of the central bank
The Japanese government said it has appointed academic Kazuo Ueda as the next central bank governor, in a surprise choice that could boost chances of ending its unpopular yield control policy. Ueda, 71, a former board member of the Bank of Japan, will succeed Haruhiko Kuroda, whose second five-year term …
Read More »European shares opened higher, supported by gains in the travel sector
European stocks opened higher on Tuesday, supported by gains in the travel sector, after TUI Tourism Group expected a recovery in the travel sector for the next summer season. The pan-European Stoxx 600 index was up 0.3 percent by 0812 GMT. European travel and leisure stocks rose 0.6 percent. Germany-listed …
Read More »Nikkei rises, tracking Wall Street ahead of US inflation data
Japan’s Nikkei rose on Tuesday after Wall Street’s rally overnight, as investors take positions ahead of key US inflation data later in the day that could determine the direction of the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy. The Japanese government nominated Kazuo Ueda for the post of Governor of the Bank of …
Read More »Euro starts attacking the resistance 14/2/2023
The single European currency started its daily trading on an upward rebound, taking advantage of the support floor posted last Friday at 1.0655, which forced the price to form an upward bias. As a result, the pair now hovers around its highest level during the early trading of the current …
Read More »European stocks open higher and real estate stocks decline
European stocks opened higher on Monday ahead of US inflation data due on Tuesday, while real estate stocks fell on disappointing quarterly earnings from Sweden’s Castellum. The Stoxx Europe 600 index rose 0.2 percent, after posting its first weekly decline in three weeks on Friday. Stockholm-listed Castellum fell 5.8 percent …
Read More »Nikkei closed lower as technology stocks declined
The Japanese Nikkei index closed lower on Monday, as heavyweight technology stocks tracked the decline in the US Nasdaq index in the last session, while investor sentiment was affected by some companies announcing bleak earnings forecasts. The Nikkei index fell 0.88 percent to close at 27,427.32 points, after falling to …
Read More »European stocks fell as concern over interest rates returned
European stocks fell on Friday and were about to end a three-day winning streak as investors assessed the prospects for prolonged global monetary tightening, and a bleak outlook from German sportswear outfit Adidas weighed on sentiment. The pan-European STOXX 600 index was down 0.6% by 0815 GMT, after touching a …
Read More »Heavy snow in Japan disrupts flights and trains and closes roads
Japanese authorities and companies said that heavy snow in many parts of Japan on Friday caused the cancellation of 100 flights, closed dozens of roads and disrupted railway services. Domestic airlines including ANA, Japan Airlines and others canceled a total of 100 flights due to the snow until noon, according …
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