USD/JPY is trading 0.25% lower in a mixed session for the dollar on Friday. The pair has been in a 2 big figure range for a month now. USD/JPY 4-hour chart USD/JPY seems stuck in a sideways range. In historical terms, if there was this much uncertainty in the world the yen would be going
Bitcoin (BTC) has been trading sideways for around a month now and is being outperformed by several other altcoins like Ether (ETH) and Chainlink (LINK). The cryptocurrency also hit the lowest levels of volatility since November 2018. Moreover, Bitcoin’s trading volume in it’s USDT and USD pairs has decreased by 56% and 44%, while global
Google announced its plans to acquire Fitbit for $2.1 billion back in November. As of this writing, the deal has yet to go through, courtesy of all the usual regulatory scrutiny that occurs any time one large company buys another. EU regulators are often a key hurdle for these sorts of deals, and this time
WTI settles at $40.55, up 96 cents Front month WTI crude had been as low as $38.54 but bounced more than $2 to finish nicely higher on the day. Crude has been tied to $40 for weeks but today’s rebound is a preliminary sign of a higher low. If crude can get above $41.63 next
Forex news for North American trade on July 10, 2020: Markets: Gold down $4 to $1799 WTI crude up 86-cents to $40.49 US 10-year yields up 2 bps to 0.6348% S&P 500 up 33 points to 3184 JPY leads, AUD lags The tone was negative overall and with a US dollar bid heading into New
LONDON: Oil prices steadied on Friday but were still set for weekly declines as inventories rose and record-breaking new coronavirus cases in the United States stoked concern about the pace of economic recovery and fuel demand. Brent crude was up by 1 cent, or 0.02%, at $42.36 a barrel by 1338 GMT, and U.S. oil
The financial markets are still refusing to commit to a direction. Major European stocks are generally higher despite broad selloff in Asia. US futures point to lower open while 10-year yield is doing its best to hold on to 0.6% handle. Swiss Franc is currently the worst performing one for today, followed by Aussie and
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AUD/USD is trading 0.21% lower on Friday. There is a big consolidation period between 0.7064 and 0.6775. AUD/USD 4-hour chart AUD/USD is in full consolidation mode at the moment. The key level now on the upside is the yellow horizontal line at 0.70. If the resistance breaks then the red high on the chart of 0.7064