Daily Pivots: (S1) 1.0797; (P) 1.0816; (R1) 1.0835; More….. Intraday bias in EUR/USD is turned neutral with current recovery. But further decline is expected with 1.0869 resistance intact. Sustained break of 55 D EMA (now Read more…
Daily Pivots: (S1) 1.2815; (P) 1.2841; (R1) 1.2863; More… GBP/USD is losing downside momentum as seen in 4H MACD. But further decline is still expected with 1.2936 resistance intact. Decisive break of 55 D EMA Read more…
Daily Pivots: (S1) 0.8810; (P) 0.8843; (R1) 0.8860; More… USD/CHF is holding above 0.8776 support despite today’s dip and intraday bias remains neutral. More consolidations could still be seen but further decline is expected as Read more…
The Canadian economy grew for a second consecutive month, up by 0.2% month-on-month (m/m). This print landed ahead of Statistics Canada’s advanced guidance and market expectations of a 0.1% m/m gain. The flash estimate for Read more…
Daily Pivots: (S1) 151.86; (P) 153.54; (R1) 154.43; More… USD/JPY’s fall from 161.94 accelerates lower again to as low as 149.77 so far. Intraday bias stays on the downside for 148.66 fibonacci level, which is Read more…
Dollar dipped as weaker-than-expected ADP job data hit the market entering US session. However, the movement has been limited with traders bracing for FOMC rate decision. Fed is widely expected to keep its policy rate Read more…
Every cruise line has menu items that passengers really like and look forward to on their cruises. It might be a favorite on the buffet, a snack from the coffee shop, or something in the Read more…
McDonald’s has never been known for the quality of its food. Yes, its famous french fries stand out, and in recent years it has received some plaudits for its McCrispy Chicken Sandwich. But the chain Read more…
Updated at 9:46 AM EDT Nvidia shares powered higher in early Wednesday trading, boosted by gains from rival chipmakers and a bullish research note from a top Wall Street analyst. Nvidia (NVDA) , which has lost Read more…
Canada’s GDP grew by 0.2% mom in May, surpassing the expected 0.1% mom growth. The primary driver of this growth was the goods-producing industries, which saw a 0.4% increase with four out of five sectors Read more…