Crude prices continue to rise for the sixth session in a row, in the middle of the trading session today, Tuesday, and before the opening of the American markets, as Brent crude regained the levels of 80 dollars and is trading at levels of 80.20 dollars per barrel, rising by about 0.84% after testing the levels of 80.58 dollars per...
View Morethe most important events Less than three days after the government shutdown Jerome Powell's testimony High yield on bonds Statements by members of the US Federal Reserve With the beginning of the European session’s trading session today, Tuesday, the general index of the US dollar continues to rise for the second session in a row, and is trading at 93.56...
View MoreRetail sales in Australia fell in August, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) statement issued in the Asian session today, Tuesday, by -1.7. The closures due to the new Delta strain in Australia, especially in the two largest cities in Australia (Sydney and Melbourne), continue to affect the retail sector, which is worth 360 billion dollars and represents...
View MoreNew orders for durable goods rose in August, according to a report by the US Census Bureau issued a few moments ago, by $4.6 billion, or 1.8%, to reach $263.5 billion. The index came in better than market expectations, which indicated a growth of about 0.7%, On the other hand, basic orders, excluding transportation, increased by 0.2%.
View MoreCrude prices are recording rises with the beginning of the European period for the opening session of the week today, Monday, 27 September, as Brent crude is preparing to trade within the levels of 80 dollars per barrel for the first time since October of 2018, where Sabaj is trading today at 79.02 dollars per barrel, up by about 1.2%...
View MoreThe most important events of the past week Has the European region and the euro begun the post-Angela Merkel era? Miscellaneous data we will follow during the week After a week marked by events that directly affected the movements of global markets, with four central banks led by the US Federal Reserve, the markets entered the markets at a date...
View MoreCryptocurrencies record collective declines at the closing session of the week today, Friday, as the market value of cryptocurrencies combined, according to the Coingecko website, fell to less than 2 trillion dollars to reach 1.95 trillion, a decline of about 5.8% in the last 24 hours only to expand the largest digital currency in the world (Bitcoin) from Its losses...
View MoreCrude prices recorded increases in the closing session of the week today, Friday, the 24th of September (September), and less than seven hours before closing the markets and entering the weekend, as Brent crude rose by about 0.60% during today’s session and is trading at levels of $77.85 a barrel, the highest level since October from The year 2018 is...
View MoreOne of the few times that we see similar movements in gold and the dollar, unlike the natural inverse relationship between them, as the yellow metal and the dollar have moved at the same pace since yesterday’s session, as gold recorded declines during the session yesterday by more than 2%, while the general index of the US dollar declined by...
View MoreThe Bank of England, in its meeting today, Thursday, kept interest rates unchanged at 0.10% by a unanimous vote of the nine members. Continuation of the £20 billion asset purchase programme. The bank said in a statement that the consumer price index or inflation was expected to rise temporarily in the near term to 4% in the fourth quarter of...
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