Brent crude oil price consolidates around the 42 mark as traders focus on the new coronavirus cases resurgence in Europe that might halt the economic rebound.
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Nikkei 225 started the week on positive foot mirroring a strong finish in Wall Street on Friday. News that the Democratic lawmakers working on a 2.2 trillion relief package
S&P 500 open lower on Friday on worries that the rising number of new infections will halt the economic recovery while the delay in a new relief package weighs on investors sentiment.
USDNOK makes a second attempt today to break above the 200-day moving average support. Yesterday the pair managed to pierce that resistance
FTSE 100 trade slightly higher after yesterday’s sharp losses amid the rising number of new infections in the UK and Europe. A short bounce in Wall Street
Gold price trying to stabilize today after the worst week in over a month for the precious metal. Gold has lost almost 5% this week moving
Ripple price recovers some of yesterday’s sharp losses amid an improvement in the sentiment across the cryptocurrencies.
EURGBP extends losses for the second day after the Germany IFO surveys came below the expectations. The preliminary PMI’s from the eurozone yesterday
FTSE 100 started the session lower as the fears for a second lockdown rise across the continent. A warning from the Fed that
Nikkei 225 index trade lower on Thursday mirroring heavy losses in Wall Street. The correction from extreme valuations in Nasdaq and technology shares continue.