Silver prices are trading above a long-term uptrend line taken from the lows of September, but below a downtrend line drawn from the peaks in May. The combination suggests silver is locked inside a symmetrical Read more…
Silver prices are trading above a long-term uptrend line taken from the lows of September, but below a downtrend line drawn from the peaks in May. The combination suggests silver is locked inside a symmetrical Read more…
Silver prices are trading above a long-term uptrend line taken from the lows of September, but below a downtrend line drawn from the peaks in May. The combination suggests silver is locked inside a symmetrical Read more…
Silver prices are trading above a long-term uptrend line taken from the lows of September, but below a downtrend line drawn from the peaks in May. The combination suggests silver is locked inside a symmetrical Read more…
Silver prices are trading above a long-term uptrend line taken from the lows of September, but below a downtrend line drawn from the peaks in May. The combination suggests silver is locked inside a symmetrical Read more…
The Fed’s annual economic symposium will kick off on Thursday, but the highlight will be Chairman Powell’s flagship speech on Friday. With US yields trading at their highest levels of this cycle, his signals on Read more…
NZD/USD posts strong gains on Tuesday New Zealand retail sales are expected to decline by 2.6% The New Zealand dollar has posted strong gains on Tuesday. In the European session, NZD/USD is trading at 0.5959, Read more…
NZD/USD posts strong gains on Tuesday New Zealand retail sales are expected to decline by 2.6% The New Zealand dollar has posted strong gains on Tuesday. In the European session, NZD/USD is trading at 0.5959, Read more…
In its latest monthly report, Bundesbank paints a sobering picture of the German economy, which remains ensnared in a weak phase. Key factors hampering growth include tepid foreign demand combined with escalating financing costs. The Read more…
In recent weeks, the antipodean currencies have encountered turbulent waters, contending for the title of the month’s poorest performers. Reserve Banks of both Australia and New Zealand are widely perceived to have reached the peaks Read more…