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USD/CAD

December has started with a bang for the USD/CAD. Rates have already taken out November’s lows and are driving toward 1.2750. Full Article

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NFP

The big three U.S. stock indices are in a position to close the week at all-time high levels despite today’s dismal NFP report. Full Article

12 hours
The retrace up seems complete for Silver on the daily chart

Silver retraced higher earlier this week, but we decided to sell the pullback at the 50 SMA Full Article

14 hours
245k new jobs/month is still a decent level

Unemployment rate decline in the US, but new jobs also cooled off considerably in November Full Article

15 hours
Let's see if the 50 SMA will hold a support on the H4 chart

NZD/USD has just slipped below the 20 SMA , but the 50 SMA is waiting below on the H4 chart Full Article

17 hours
Will we see a bounce off the 50 SMA today?

AUD/USD has retraced down today, but the 50 SMA is holding as support on the H1 chart Full Article

18 hours
The UK economy has been weakening in the last three months after it rebounded in summer, following the flash crash in spring during lock-downs. Although, it is holding up much better than in Europe, as most sectors remain in expansion while in Europe services and construction have fallen in deep recession again. Today's construction reports from UK and Germany show the difference, with the activity expanding in November in Britain, while in Germany this sector remains deep in contraction. If it wasn't for the Brexit process, [[EUR/GBP]] should be on a strong bearish trend, but forex trading is not that straightforward nowadays, with everything that has been going on this year.      UK November Construction Report  November construction PMI 54.7 vs 52.0 expected October construction was PMI 53.1 points UK construction activity surprised to the upside last month, as new order growth sees its fastest rise since October 2014. Home-building remains the best performing sub-sector while civil engineering work also returned to growth in November. The rebound after the drop in October is at least a minor positive signal for the UK economy. Markit notes that:

UK construction activity expanded further in November Full Article

19 hours
GBP/USD to Experience High Volatility Till End of 2020: Reuters Poll

Economists polled by Reuters recently anticipate that GBP/USD could experience significant volatility until the end of the year on the back Full Article

19 hours
US Dollar Weakens as Risk Sentiment in Markets Improves

The US dollar continues to decline into Friday as the risk appetite in global markets strengthens over reports about the development and Full Article

21 hours

During Friday's Asian trading session, the [[WTI]] crude oil prices managed to extend its overnight bullish bias. They refreshed the 9-month Full Article

21 hours

The precious metal [[gold]] prices were closed at 1839.75 after placing a high of 1843.92 and a low of 1823.70. [[Gold]] prices rose for the Full Article

22 hours
US Fiscal Stimulus Hopes, Pfizer's Supply Chain Challenges Send Gold Higher

Gold is trading bullish as markets focus on developments around more fiscal stimulus measures in the US even as reports reveal that Pfizer Full Article

1 day
Forex Markets have had another Flash Crash

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1 day
WTI Crude Oil Gains as OPEC+ to Continue Deeper Supply Cuts

WTI crude oil prices are gaining strength and are all set to close the week in green as OPEC and allies reached an agreement to extend Full Article

1 day
Jobs Were Strong

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NFP

It’s been a quiet day on Wall Street as investors gear up for Friday’s NFP report. For the S&P 500, price action has been slightly positive. Full Article

1 day
majors

In addition to lagging the majors, the USD is trailing the Chinese yuan badly. Since 1 November, the USD/CNY is down approximately 2.25%. Full Article

2 days
Which report is right?

US ISM and Markit services indexes went opposite directions today Full Article

2 days
The trend continues to decline for jobless claims

Unemployment claims turned lower in the last week of November, after increasing for 2 weeks Full Article

2 days
A bearish reversing chart pattern has formed

Silver has stalled at the 50 daily SMA, after surging higher earlier this week Full Article

2 days
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