سیگنال رایگان معاملاتی، تحلیل های برتر الیوت ویو و سرویس خدمات رایگان حسابهای واقعی فارکس
کادر مجرب، ورزیده و متخصص در امور بازارهای مالی" ایران بورس آنلاین " با تمرکز بر اصل مشتری مداری سرویس های معاملاتی، آموزشی، تحلیلی و مشاوره در بورس بین المللی فارکس را ارائه مینماید:
خبر های این صفحه به صورت اتوماتیک از خبرگزاری های جهان جمع آوری و فهرست می شوند. ایران بورس آنلاین دخالتی در انتخاب آنها نداشته و لذا هیچگونه مسئولیتی در قبال محتوای آنها نمی پذیرد.
Price action in gold was very quiet due to the holiday in the US. The precious metal is trading marginally higher at $930.57oz, which is nearly unchanged from the prior session’s level. Gold actually dipped in reaction to the negative employment data in the US released yesterday, a signal to investors that the perception of the precious metal as a safe haven instrument may have faded in light of...
Even though the pair is regaining some of the ground lost yesterday, we're watching it near the resistance at 933.84 dollars per ounce without being able to break it. Traders are not excluding a new downwards correction to 930.00 dollars per ounce , given the dollar's strength. Right now, the pair is trading at 933.53 dollars per ounce .
The dollar is maintaining the pressure on the majors , after the bad employment data from the US. For the rest of the day, we don't expect large movements, as it's an holiday in the US. In the EurUsd we watch how the pair is just over 1.4000 dollars per euro . If it breaks that level, the next supports are found at 1.3980 and 1.3938 . The upwards targets are at 1.4030 and 1.4078...
NFP’s disappoint by showing a -467K decline in payrolls, 100K more than the consensus. This underlines the vast layoffs from the GM and Chrysler debacle and the continuing difficulty to revive the economy. The EURUSD dropped from it’s high 1.41’s as low as 1.3930 before rebounding. While the pair broke it’s range momentarily only a healthy breakout below the 1.3900 support will prove sufficient...
The dollar strengthened across the board as the worse-than-expected non-farm payroll number prompted traders to steer away from high-yields. The EurUsd continues its losing streak thanks to the dollar strength, dipped 160pips from yesterday’s high to 1.40 as downward momentum was represented by declining RSI. The GbpUsd fell 100pips and consolidated around 1.63, registered a three-day drop of...
Vice foreign minister He Yafei said yesterday that he wasn’t aware that China had asked the issue of a global reserve currency to be on the agenda for next week’s G8 summit. This saw the dollar drop, sending the EURUSD to a high of 1.4201. Despite the consternation at the minister’s misinformation his comments on the need for a more stable and potentially non-sovereign global reserve currency...
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