The general index of the US dollar recorded declines of more than 0.30% this morning, Tuesday, February 14, a few hours before the US Department of Labor announced the CPI inflation numbers, which will be issued in the American session, where the dollar is trading at 102.90 levels. Today's inflation figures represent one of the most important economic figures issued...
View MoreThe US dollar gained for the second week in a row Markets await US inflation figures The Japanese yen fluctuated between tightening and easing Separate economic data After the meeting of the Reserve Bank of Australia, in addition to the Canadian labor market numbers and growth figures from the United Kingdom, issued the events of last week, the financial markets...
View MoreStatistics Canada announced that the Canadian economy added 150,000 jobs in January, an increase of 0.8%, compared to adding 104,000 jobs in December, while expectations were to add only 15,000 jobs. On the other hand, the unemployment rate stabilized at 5.0%, while it was expected to rise to 5.1%, while the total working hours increased by 0.8%, and increased by...
View MorePreliminary figures from the Office of National Statistics in the United Kingdom ONS, issued moments ago, showed a decrease in the growth of the gross domestic product of the United Kingdom in December by 0.5%, compared to a growth of about 0.1% in the November reading, while expectations indicated a decline of 0.3%, and the growth of the economy stabilized...
View MoreEstimates of the Federal Statistical Office Destatis in Germany showed a rise in inflation represented by the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in the largest economy in the eurozone to 8.7% in the preliminary estimated reading for the month of January, which was announced moments ago, compared to 8.6% in the December reading, which came below expectations. Which indicated a rise...
View MoreCrude prices recorded highs in the middle of the European session trading today, Wednesday, February 8th, in gains for the third consecutive session, as US crude (NYMEX) is trading at $77.88 per barrel, up by 0.98%, while Brent crude is trading at an increase of 0.79%, at levels of 84.35. Dollars per barrel amid anticipation in the markets for the...
View MoreIn the absence of strong economic data affecting market movements since the beginning of the week, the statements of Jerome Powell, Chairman of the US Federal Reserve, at the Economic Forum in Washington yesterday, Tuesday, were the main movers of the markets, after he confirmed that the process of reducing inflation had already begun and that the recent labor market...
View MoreThe general index of the US dollar records gains of 0.10% with the opening of the European session today, Tuesday, February 7, rising for the fourth consecutive session, trading at 103.71 levels, to trade at its highest level in four weeks, amid anticipation in the markets for the statements of the US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and many members...
View MoreThe Reserve Bank of Australia raised interest rates by 25 basis points to reach 3.35%, as expected at the bank meeting that took place this morning, Tuesday, January 7, in its first meeting in the current year, bringing interest levels to their highest levels since 2012. And the interest statement issued by the bank stated that inflation in Australia is...
View MoreCrude prices recorded increases in the opening session of the week today, Monday, February 6, after declines that exceeded 8% last week, as US crude (NYMEX) is trading at $73.59 per barrel, up by 0.24%, while Brent crude is trading at an increase of 0.44%, at levels $80.29 a barrel, after optimistic statements about the recovery of demand for crude....
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