FTSE 100 Technical Outlook – Consolidating for a Run at Best Levels Since March
The FTSE is consolidating recent gains, looks poised to test resistance and best levels since March.
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Gold Price Outlook: Gold Collapses- Relief in Sight?
Gold prices plunged more than 3.5% this week with the sell-off now testing the first major support zone. Here are the levels that matter on the XAU/USD technical charts.
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Australian Dollar Forecast: AUD/USD, AUD/JPY Rates Poised for Bullish Breakouts
The two major AUD-crosses have once again started to test key technical resistance, suggesting that the consolidations in recent months will finally yield bullish breakouts.
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Precious Metals Technical Analysis: Gold and Silver Rebound at Hand?
Gold and silver prices have come under significant pressure recently. However, this correction lower could prove short-lived as price analysis hints at a reversal higher.
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Berjaya Land, Inari, Hong Leong Industries, AirAsia, ARB, Malakoff, UEM Sunrise, STMKB, Tan Chong Motor, Leong Hup, MyEG, Wah Seong, Omesti and Top Glove
KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 24): Based on corporate announcements and news flow today, stocks that may be in focus tomorrow (Nov 25) include: Berjaya Land Bhd,…
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Dow hits 30,000 on vaccine progress, Biden transition
NEW YORK/BENGALURU (Nov 24): The Dow breached 30,000 points for the first time on Tuesday, as investors bet on a swift economic recovery next year,…
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Dow scales 30,000 on vaccine headway, Biden transition
NEW YORK (Nov 25): U.S. stocks rallied on Tuesday and the Dow breached the 30,000 level for the first time, as investors anticipated a 2021…
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Risk assets rally to records as US political uncertainty ebbs
NEW YORK (Nov 25): Stocks hit record highs on Tuesday while bitcoin and oil prices also rose as political uncertainty subsided after U.S. President-elect Joe…
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Dow cracks 30,000, a psychological boost during a pandemic
(Nov 25): The Dow Jones Industrial Average clocked its fastest 10,000 point run up to cross 30,000 for the first time on Tuesday, giving the…
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China blacklist strands more than 50 ships with Australian coal
(Nov 25): More than US$500 million worth of Australian coal is on ships anchored off Chinese ports, as a diplomatic spat between the two countries…
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'America is back,' Biden says as he dumps Trump's foreign policy approach
WILMINGTON, Del., (Nov 25): President-elect Joe Biden said on Tuesday the United States will be “ready to lead” again on the global stage, turning the…
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Staying indoors, with lower 4G speed — A Covid-19 story
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Top Glove's share buyback tops RM1b as over RM12b market cap wiped off amid rise in Covid-19 cases among workers
KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 25): Top Glove Corp Bhd has lost over RM12 billion worth of market capitalisation since the start of November, as its share…
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KLCI rises 0.53%, comes out of torpor with global equity rally
KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 25): The main index of Bursa Malaysia came out its state of torpor and rose 0.53% in the mid-morning today, tracking the global…
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XE Market Analysis: Europe – Nov 23, 2020
The dollar and yen traded moderately softer against most other currencies amid a buoyant sentiment in Asian markets, which propelled the MSCI Asia-Pacific ex-Japan stock index hit a new record high. Sterling outperformance was another theme. There have been various positive news, ranging from Covid vaccines and treatments, to encouraging corporate earnings and economic data, […]
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XE Market Analysis: North America – Nov 23, 2020
The dollar and yen came under pressure as risk-on positioning re-established. Pound outperformance was another theme. The MSCI Asia-Pacific ex-Japan stock index hit a new record high. Europe’s Stoxx 600 pared early gains, leaving last week’s eight-month highs unchallenged, but remained remaining buoyant. S&P 500 E-mini futures were showing a 0.5% gain as of the […]
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XE Market Analysis: Asia – Nov 23, 2020
The Dollar turned broadly higher in N.Y. on Monday, with the better Markit PMI outcomes providing the main driver. USD Short-covering was noted after the unit tumbled through much of the month of November. The DXY recovered from near three-month opening lows of 92.02 to 92.80. In addition, firmer Treasury yields gave some support to […]
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