Tag Archives: European Stocks

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The most prominent event during the European session was the jump of cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin prices jumped over the past few hours, reaching a new historical high at $68.5 thousand, while it is now rising around 4%. The market value of Bitcoin has jumped to levels of 1.3 trillion dollars, while …

Negative movements dominate the pound’s movements against its Japanese counterpart within the expected bearish path towards our targets. On the technical side, we are inclined in our trading to the negativity, relying on the continuation of the negative pressure coming from the 50-day moving average, which continues the negative pressure …

Oil, Crude, trading

The European session was largely quiet on Monday. Stock futures were mixed in early morning trading after US market indices closed at record levels on Friday after better-than-expected non-farm payrolls report for October. Futures on the Dow Jones Industrial Production Index rose 85 points, while the S&P 500 Index settled, …

Negative trades dominated GBP/JPY, touching the first target mentioned in the last analysis at 152.80. On the technical side, we are inclined in our trading to the negativity, relying on the continuation of the negative pressure coming from the 50-day moving average, which continues the negative pressure on the price …

Oil, Crude, trading

The European session witnessed the release of many market-moving data. Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) in the US rose by 531,000 in October, this reading came in better than the market expectation of 425,000. September’s print got revised higher to 312,000 from 194,000. The Unemployment Rate declined to 4.6% from 4.8% in …

European shares were little changed on Friday after climbing to the highest level in previous sessions, and the impact of losses in energy and materials stocks overshadowed the dispelling of concerns about monetary tightening around the world. The pan-European Stoxx 600 index rose 0.05 percent, rising for the seventh consecutive …

The pound declined against the Japanese yen, remarkably within the expected bearish path, surpassing the second target required, at 154.40, to record as low as 153.12. On the technical side, the bearish trend is still more likely today due to the continuation of negative pressure from the simple moving averages …