The Hang Seng Index and Nikkei 225 finally recouped some of their losses as equity investors bargain hunt in today’s...
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Crude oil prices continued to rally higher yesterday. WTI crude bottomed at $56.48 then skyrocketed over $2 to tap $58.55, the highest level that the commodity has reached since September 24. By the end of yesterday’s trading, it was at $58.21.
EURUSD traded higher yesterday to its new intra-week high at 1.1096. However, buyers were not able to sustain the rally and the currency pair fell around 50 pips to finish the day at 1.1057.
GBPUSD had been trading close to 50 pips above its daily open price yesterday when it dropped like a rock....
The Canadian dollar was the only one among the major currencies that posted a win against the US dollar yesterday. USDCAD was testing resistance around its weekly highs at 1.3323 when the currency pair dropped over 50 pips to an intraday low of 1.3268. By the day’s close, USDCAD was down 17 pips at 1.3282.
FTSE is trading lower as we kick off trading this Thursday. As of 10:15 am GMT, the index is down...
The Dow Jones Industrial Average index (DJIA) continued to retreat from its historic highs on the back of risk aversion....
The DAX spent another day in the bears’ territory as the reality of a trade deal not happening between the US and China is slowly becoming real. Germany’s stock index lost 0.48% at 13,158.14.
Asian equities continue to extend their losses as risk aversion weigh on investor sentiment. The Hang Seng Index fell by...
Crude oil prices rallied yesterday as data from the US show a lower-than-expected inventory. WTI crude slid below $54.80 before it skyrocketed to a high of $57.24. It finished the day with a $1.82 gain at $56.98.