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WTI oil prices are easing for the third consecutive day, correcting lower from a new multi-week high of $84.50, the highest level since mid-April. Bulls lost traction after the hurricane's milder-than-expected impact on oil installations…
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Cable is trading within a narrow range just below a new multi-week high during European trading on Tuesday, as markets anticipate today's key event – Fed Chair Powell's testimony. The long upper shadow of Monday’s daily candle and…
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The larger bears are taking a breather for the fourth consecutive day, holding above the lowest levels since late February. The technical picture on the daily chart remains firmly bearish, with consolidation being capped by the 200 DMA,…
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EURUSD opened lower on Monday but quickly rebounded as larger bulls regained control, pushing the price towards last Friday’s multi-week high of 1.0842. The dip was contained by the psychological support at 1.0800, which also…
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The closely watched employment report from the US Labor Department’s Bureau of Labor Statistics revealed that US Nonfarm payrolls increased by 206,000 jobs in June, surpassing the expected rise of 190,000 and against May’s downwardly…
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The upcoming release of June labor market data by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics will be closely scrutinized for indications of the Federal Reserve’s future policy moves, particularly regarding the timing of…
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Gold prices rose further on Friday morning, pressing important technical barriers ahead of the key US NFP report. The metal has gained around 1.7% so far this week, benefiting from a weaker dollar driven by soft US…
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EUR/USD remains on the front foot in early Thursday trading, holding just below the new three-week high (Wednesday's spike at 1.0816). Bulls are probing through the cracked daily Kijun-sen (1.0791) and eyeing a retest of the…
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The dollar index fell to a one-week low on Thursday, extending its weakness for the second consecutive day. This decline was driven by dovish comments from Fed Chair Powell and a weaker-than-expected ADP private sector payrolls…
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GBP/USD advances for the second consecutive day, bolstered by better-than-expected UK services PMI (the dominant sector of the economy) released earlier today. Fresh bulls have cracked the psychological 1.2700 barrier and the…
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