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FxWirePro: Nikkei recovers strongly on weak yen, good to sell on rallies

Nov 26, 2018 11:47 am UTC| Technicals

Asian marketsis trading mixed especially Nikkei trading slightly lower. US markets were trading weak on Black Friday and closed more than 0.5% lower. The drag was mainly led by Energy stocks. Brent Crude lost more than 7%...

FxWirePro: S&P500 downside capped by psychological level at 2600, goo to buy on dips

Nov 26, 2018 11:40 am UTC| Technicals

SP500 is trading higher for the intraday after a huge decline in previous week The index has lost more than 100 points and made low of 2626. It is currently trading around 2660.9. The index dip was mainly led by energy due...

FxWirePro: EUR/CAD rangebound below 55-EMA, bias bearish

Nov 26, 2018 11:11 am UTC| Technicals Research & Analysis

EUR/CAD chart on Trading View used for analysis EUR/CAD is trading in a narrow range, capped below 55-EMA at 1.5020. The pair has paused 3 consecutive sessions of downside and has edged higher on the...

FxWirePro: EUR/USD trades slightly higher as yield spread reduced between Germany and Italy, good to sell on rallies

Nov 26, 2018 10:40 am UTC| Technicals

Major support - 1.1300 Euro has pared some of its losses made on Friday and jumped more than 50 pips on slight easing in Italy political problem. The Italys Deputy PM Matteo Salvini said that budget deficit will be...

FxWirePro: EUR/GBP recovery capped at 5-DMA, stay short below 200-DMA at 0.8833

Nov 26, 2018 10:19 am UTC| Technicals Research & Analysis

EUR/GBP chart on Trading View used for analysis EUR/GBP recovery capped at 5-DMA at 0.8871, bias slightly bearish. The pair is extending gains on the day gains despite weaker German Ifo data. German Ifo...

FxWirePro: DAX Daily Outlook

Nov 26, 2018 10:07 am UTC| Technicals

Major support - 11000 Ichimoku analysis (Hourly chart) Tenken-Sen - 11221 Kijun-Sen - 11217 DAX is trading higher and jumped more than 200 points from low of 11000. The index has formed a temporary top...

FxWirePro: AUD/CAD bounces off 23.6% Fib with Doji formation, close above 5-DMA could see gains till 200-DMA at 0.9651

Nov 26, 2018 09:35 am UTC| Technicals Research & Analysis

AUD/CAD chart on Trading View used for analysis AUD/CAD is trading 0.20% higher on the day at 0.9586 at the time of writing. The pair has bounced off 23.6% Fib support on Fridays trade and has edged above...

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Science

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