On Tuesday the pound remained lower against the dollar after data showing that U.K. government borrowing increased last month...
EUR/USD bounces off 1.1150, back to 1.1200 FXStreet (Edinburgh) - After bottoming out in the mid-1.1100s, EUR/USD has gathered traction and is now hovering over the 1.1200 handle. EUR/USD capped by 1.1200 The pair has returned to the 1.1200 neighbourhood after testing 2-week troughs in the 1...
EUR/JPY: upside appears limited – Commerzbank FXStreet (Edinburgh) - In the view of Karen Jones, Head of FICC Technical Analysis at Commerzbank, sees the upside in the cross as limited...
Gold stuck between strong USD and weak equities FXStreet (Mumbai) - Gold prices trade flat as the metal remains supported by have demand, while upside remains restricted by a stronger US dollar. Trades above support at USD 1132.90/Oz Prices currently trade above the support at USD 1132...
Euro Stoxx tracks metal prices, drops almost 2% The European stocks fell sharply on Tuesday as investors tracked metal prices, which traded weak, ignoring the bounce in the US and Chinese stock markets. The pan-European Euro Stoxx 600 index currently trades 1.85% lower around 351.20 levels...
Gold futures were almost unchanged, while West Texas Intermediate oil futures fell sharply on Tuesday, as market participants looked ahead to fresh weekly information on U.S. stockpiles of crude...
On Tuesday the euro slid to two-week lows against the firmer dollar after comments by some Federal Reserve officials overnight signaled that a U.S. rate hike is still on the cards this year...
Despite gold's corrective pullback Monday, analyst at ETF Securities Mike McGlone says gold may be setting itself up for further gains post the Fed decision...
The Australian dollar edged higher against its U.S. counterpart on Tuesday, after the release of upbeat house price data from Australia. Meanwhile, the New Zealand dollar was also higher recovering from the previous session's sharp losses...
Ichimoku analysis. Weekly price is on ranging market condition within the following key s/r levels: 42.18 key support level located far below Ichimoku cloud in the bearish area of the chart; 69.57 key resistance level located inside Ichimoku cloud in the ranging bullish area of the weekly chart...
Gold futures turned lower on Monday to fall from the highest level in nearly three weeks as the U.S. dollar and global equity markets rebounded from a brutal selloff in the prior session in wake of the Federal Reserve’s decision not to hike interest rates...
Ichimoku analysis. Weekly price is on bearish ranging market condition within 1077.19 key support level and 1170.06 key resistance level. Both levels are located to be below Ichimoku cloud in the bearish area of the chart...
The Fed's decision has weakened the dollar and it is expected to pull real yields lower, thus supporting gold...
On Monday the greenback was higher vs major rivals, as some analysts started to bet the Federal Reserve will increase rates as early as December after standing pat this month...
Digitsy Inc. announced cloud based service namely EscrowBytes. This service is going to enable any person with phone to make money by selling videos to news institutions around the world...
West Texas Intermediate oil futures rebounded from the previous session's steep declines on Monday, amid indications U.S. oil drillers are cutting back on production following a collapse in prices over the summer...
Oil prices rose by around one per cent on Monday as US drilling slowed and analysts estimated that $1.5 trillion worth of planned American production investment was uneconomical at prices of $50 per barrel or lower...
On Monday gold was approaching the highest level in almost three weeks, as the Fed's decision not to increase rates spurred demand for the yellow metal...
The dollar regained lost ground against most of the other major currencies on Friday, rebounding from multi-week lows hit in the previous session in the wake of the Federal Reserve’s decision to hold off from hiking interest rates.The greenback sold off sharply after the U.S...
