EUR/USD runs into a test of its 100-hour moving average For bank trade ideas, check out eFX Plus The downside move in the pair yesterday tested the support region around 1.1612-27 from the late September lows before consolidating closer to 1.1640-50. But as we get into election day, the dollar is weakening as we see
Month: November 2020
The greenback is losing some ground to start the day The dollar is down to session lows across the board, alongside the yen as we see a more “risk-on” push in European morning trade. Stocks are posting firm gains while Treasuries are offered, and that is keeping the greenback lower as well. EUR/USD is up
NEW DELHI: Metal and energy counters traded mixed on MCX on Tuesday. At the same time, most agri commodities were trading with gains ahead of the US Presidential election scheduled on November 3. Gold was down 0.31 per cent while silver fell 0.11 per cent. Barring aluminium that dipped 0.23 per cent, all base metals
As expected, RBA announced further monetary easing at today’s meeting. RBA cut the cash rate to 0.1%, from 0.25% previously. Similarly, the target for the yield on the 3-year government bond yield and the interest rate on new drawings under the Term Funding Facility were also lowered to 0.1%. Meanwhile, the central bank also cut
Google parent company Alphabet‘s stock rose as much as 9% in after-hours trading as it crushed expectations for both earnings and revenue in its third-quarter earnings results, showing strong growth in advertising revenue across the board. Here are the results. Earnings per share: $16.40 vs $11.29 expected, according to Refinitiv estimates Revenue: $46.17 billion vs $42.90 billion
A combination of factors exerted some follow-through selling around USD/CAD on Tuesday. The US political uncertainty kept the USD bulls on the defensive and exerted some pressure. A sudden pickup in oil prices underpinned the loonie and added to the intraday selling bias. The USD selling bias picked up pace during the early European session
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Senior executives at global payments giant PayPal have revealed further details about its plans to aggressively push into the crypto sector next year during the firm’s Q3 2020 earnings call, including plans to support central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). “Clearly the world is rapidly moving from physical to digital,” said PayPal CEO, Dan Shulman, emphasizing
Rise stalled ahead of the 38.2% and 100 hour MA The AUDUSD moved higher on the day, but stalled ahead of resistance targets defined by the 38.2% of the move down from last weeks high at 0.70536. The pair also stalled ahead of the falling 100 hour MA which is back in play after running
Final polls rolling in IBD/TIPP and Rasmussen were two of the pollsters who correctly predicted a Trump upset four years ago. This time, it’s a different story. Rasmussen today is out with its final poll for the election and it shows Biden +1 nationally. Of course that’s within the striking distance of Trump winning the
By Tapan PatelCommodity prices continued to trade mixed on Monday. Bullion prices extended strength at the start of the week after witnessing recovery in last trading session. Crude oil futures continued to witness downside on weak fundamentals while base metals kept in a steady trading range supported by positive Chinese data. The dollar index was
Commodity currencies are taking control into US session with help from rebound in European indices. DOW future is also currently up around 450 pts. Canadian Dollar came out of the shadow of steep decline in oil prices, leading Aussie and Kiwi. At the time of writing, Sterling is the weaker one, but there was no
Facebook stock was down more than 2% on Thursday after the company reported a decrease in users in the U.S. and Canada but moderate revenue growth in its third-quarter earnings. Earnings: $2.71 cents per share, vs $1.91 per share forecast by Refinitiv Revenue: $21.47 billion, vs $19.8 billion forecast by Refinitiv Daily active users (DAUs):
EUR/GBP remains slightly positive, supported above 0.9000. The announcement of the second lockdown in the UK weighs on the pound. On the positive side, hopes of a Brexit deal are underpinning GBP crosses. The euro found support at 0.8995 earlier on Monday, following a bearish reaction from intra-day highs at 0.904. The pair has ticked
Big declines for the week for the major European stock indices The European major indices are ending the session with mixed results for the day. For the week gets a different story as shares plunged across the European continent. The provisional closes are showing: German Ibex, -0.19% France’s CAC, +0.61% UK’s FTSE 100, +0.14% Spain’s Ibex, +0.4%
Monday is always a ‘low’ figure though And so ‘lockdown light’ begins in Germany with revamped lockdowns also having kicked into effect in the likes of France and the UK through to the end of the month. All of this will no doubt have a major impact on their respective economies but it also worsens