The Japan’s 225 stock index (cash) has been showing a positive momentum for the second consecutive day, reaching a three-week high of 38,421. This indicates a reversal of more than half of the previous freefall seen in July and August. The technical indicators suggest that there is still bullish potential in the market, with the
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EUR/USD has seen a significant uptrend recently, surpassing the key resistance level of 1.1000. The Euro’s surge against the US Dollar has been quite impressive, with the pair breaking through the 1.0950 resistance level. On the hourly chart of EUR/USD, we can see a connecting bullish trend line that is providing support around 1.1090. The
In a shocking turn of events, British technology entrepreneur Mike Lynch, who was recently acquitted of fraud charges in a landmark trial, has been reported missing after a tragic incident involving the sinking of a superyacht off the coast of Sicily. This news has left many stunned, as Lynch, once hailed as “Britain’s Bill Gates,”
The Australian labour market has shown remarkable resilience, posing a challenge for lower inflation rates. Despite the recent Consumer Price Index (CPI) report indicating that annual inflation is in line with expectations, the continuous growth in services inflation, which is being supported by a strong job market, makes it challenging for inflation to decrease. Moreover,
The Australian Dollar is expected to continue its upward trajectory as indicated by the RBA Minutes, which suggest that current cash rates will remain in place for the foreseeable future. This indicates a level of stability in the Australian economy which is likely to attract investors looking for safe havens amidst global economic uncertainty. On
The dollar slipped to its lowest point this year against the euro, sparking concern among traders about potential revisions to U.S. payrolls data. The anticipated speech by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is also adding to the unease in the market. The downward trend of the U.S. currency is evident as it dipped below the
Initially, it might seem like electric vehicles (EVs) are more cost-effective over time when compared to traditional gasoline-powered cars. The notion is that while EVs are usually more expensive to purchase upfront, the lower fuel and maintenance costs can lead to a lower total lifetime cost in comparison to gas vehicles. However, this statement cannot
The unfortunate incident in Sicily involving the sinking of the luxury yacht “Bayesian” has left a trail of devastation, claiming the life of one person on board and leaving six others missing. Among the missing individuals is British tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch and his daughter, as well as prominent figures like Jonathan Bloomer and Chris
BTCUSD has experienced a significant shift in market sentiment as it has been trading sideways in the past few sessions. The recent rejection at the 50-day SMA has further deteriorated the already bearish short-term picture for Bitcoin. This has raised concerns among investors and traders, leading to a decrease in bullish actions. Technical Indicators Showing
The USD/CHF pair is currently trading around 0.8620 in the early European trading hours, marking the third consecutive day of negative territory. One of the primary factors influencing this downward trend is the weakening US Dollar. The anticipation of three quarter-point rate cuts by the Federal Reserve this year has contributed to the bearish sentiment
With all eyes on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s upcoming speech, the global market is holding its breath in anticipation of his remarks. Investor confidence is high, as many are expecting dovish rhetoric from Powell, which has led to a positive outlook for stocks in the coming days. Asian shares have already reached a one-month
The New Zealand Dollar has gained momentum in Tuesday’s Asian session, with positive risk sentiment weighing on the US Dollar and lifting NZD/USD. This increase in strength comes as investors await the PBoC rate decision ahead of Fedspeak on Tuesday. The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) recently left the one-year and five-year Loan Prime Rates