Tag Archives: European Stocks

For the third consecutive session, the Pound against the Yen succeeded in maintaining the trading level above the support floor published during the previous analysis, at 149.50, which forced it to provide some bullish bounce. On the technical side today, the current movements are witnessing an upward bias due to …

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Based on a Reuters poll, experts said that the US Federal Reserve will raise interest rates in the third quarter of the next year 2022, earlier than expected (in the fourth quarter) a month ago. Experts believe that the reason for this early change of the US Federal Reserve is …

During yesterday’s trading session, GBP/JPY witnessed noticeable losses within the expected negative outlook during the last analysis, targeting 149.50, recording its lowest level at 149.40. On the technical side, the bearish trend is still the most preferred today, based on the clear negative signs on stochastic that come in conjunction …

Oil, Crude, trading

During Tuesday’s trading, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq recorded their best days since March, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 492 points, supported by gains in Apple, Salesforce, and American Express. The S&P 500 also posted gains, up 2.1%, and the technology-focused Nasdaq Composite was the outperformer, gaining more …

Mixed trading dominated the movements of the pound sterling against the Japanese yen, canceling the positive outlook, as we expected during the previous analysis, recording its lowest level at 150.12.a On the technical side, the pair’s current moves are witnessing stability below the resistance level of 151.00. We notice the …

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European stocks jumped 2.5% on Tuesday, boosted by a solid rebound in technology shares as worries somewhat eased over the Omicron coronavirus variant, while German shares surged close to 3% led by automakers.Likewise, the continent-wide STOXX 600 Index witnessed its best session since last November, bouncing back to levels before …

Markets calm as fears of new coronavirus mutant, Omicron. Today, Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki said that the Japanese government will stick to its goal of achieving a primary budget surplus by the fiscal year 2025 in Japan. Shunichi Suzuki stressed that the Japanese government is not considering setting a …