Tag - oil

Dollar seems to be losing momentum while many currencies, commodities, and the S&P index are taking over local and all-time highs.

The global recovery increased the demand for crude oil and dragged the price to the pre-crisis levels.

While the US Dollar has been weakening, other assets are taking full advantage out of it

The market set new records: new all-time highs in S&P 500 and NASDAQ, Brent oil rose above $60. Why did this happen and what's next? Watch the video to get the outlook for currencies, stocks, & commodities!

It's a Super Thursday for the Bank of England: the BoE will release statements and meeting minutes, so the GBP will move versus the major currencies. Watch the video to get the most important technical levels for currency pairs, S&P 500 & silver.

The US President was quite adamant about where he wants to take the US oil industry. What's the possible response from the oil price?

New Zealand published encouraging labor data. Stock indices surged on better-than-expected earnings of Google and Amazon.

Oil fell below $52.00 because investors expect a weaker oil demand amid rising Covid-19 infections and new lockdowns.

Most currencies continued Wednesday's trends after Joe Biden inauguration. Gold went upwards, oil ceded some gains. In this video, we make short-term forecasts and review how accurate our predictions were.

In this daily update, you have short-term and mid-term outlook for the main currencies and commodities weighted against the long-term horizon. You are also provided with suggestions on which to levels to look at and what the most likely trajectories are for USD, EUR, AUD, GBP, gold and WTI oil.

While Donald Trump says his last words as the US President and Joe Biden brings his oath this week, the CAD, JPY, and EUR will see their Central Banks share their respective monetary strategies. In the meantime, while the USD gets stronger, oil and gold take a pause. So, how do we trade Forex this week?

The gains the WTI oil price did recently are pretty outstanding. Use it - but read the analysis first.