Gold Price Talking Points The price of gold trades to a fresh monthly high ($1775) as it extends the series of higher highs and lows from last week, but the Relative Strength Index (RSI) may offer a textbook sell signal for the precious metal should the oscillator struggle to hold above 70. Recommended by David …
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Canadian Dollar Talking Points USD/CAD carves a series of lower highs and lows as it extends the decline from the yearly high (1.3837), and the exchange rate may face a larger pullback over the coming days as the Relative Strength Index (RSI) falls back from overbought territory to indicate a textbook sell signal. USD/CAD Rate …
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Gold (XAU/USD) Analysis Gold enters oversold conditions in the aftermath of hawkish rate forecasts from the Fed Pre-invasion level of 1611 within touching distance as fundamentals continue to weigh on the precious metal. Recommended by Richard Snow Get Your Free Gold Forecast Gold Enters Oversold Levels After Hawkish Fed Forecasts Gold continues to be on …
Japanese Yen Talking Points USD/JPY appears to be defending the opening range for September as it attempts to retrace the decline from the monthly high (144.99), but recent developments in the Relative Strength Index (RSI) raises the scope for a larger pullback in the exchange rate as the oscillator falls back from overbought territory to …
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Japanese Yen Talking Points USD/JPY appears to have reversed course ahead of the October 1998 high (136.89) as it extends the decline following the Federal Reserve interest rate decision, and recent developments in the Relative Strength Index (RSI) warn of a larger pullback in the exchange rate as the oscillator falls back from overbought territory …
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– Reviewed by Daniel Dubrovsky, Jan. 27, 2021 Shorting a stock involves selling a borrowed stock in the anticipation of buying the same stock back at a lower future price and pocketing the difference. Short selling is a normal part of an active trader’s plan as it presents traders with the ability to benefit from …
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– Reviewed by Daniel Dubrovsky, Jan. 27, 2021 Shorting a stock involves selling a borrowed stock in the anticipation of buying the same stock back at a lower future price and pocketing the difference. Short selling is a normal part of an active trader’s plan as it presents traders with the ability to benefit from …
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Euro Weekly Fundamental Forecast: Bearish ECB members weigh in on inflation and rates with greater urgency Euro gains are likely to be short-lived amid monetary policy divergence Euro zone ZEW sentiment and US CPI, PPI data make up major risk events next week ECB Members Weigh in on Inflation and Rates with More Urgency Early …
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