Forex market reviews

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Tina Pham

17:55 (GMT+3)

Stocks - Wall Street Rises as Trade Tensions Ease (news: 13/11/18)

Investing.com – Wall Street rose on Tuesday, as trade tensions between the U.S. and China eased.

Market sessions

Tomasz Wisniewski

15:34 (GMT+3)

Daily analytical report (13/11/18)

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EURUSD broke the horizontal support at 1.13 and went lower, WTI oil hit new mid-term lows, driven mostly by a tweet from Donald Trump, and Gold is also suffering from a stronger greenback.

Market sessions

Matthew Anthony

10:06 (GMT+3)

EURUSD: pressure on the single currency won’t ease up

On Monday the 12th of November, trading on the EURUSD pair closed down. The euro shed 1% against the greenback to reach 1.1216. This was facilitated by a strengthened dollar, in addition to increased demand for the safe haven assets. Investors are concerned over US-Sino trade relations, as well as the uncertainty over Italy and Brexit. The UK has failed to reach a breakthrough concerning the Irish border, while Italy remains defiant over its 2019 budget.

Market sessions

Tomasz Wisniewski

18:21 (GMT+3)

EURCHF is headed south

In this piece, we will describe the situation on EURCHF, where a week ago we were waiting for a buy signal. We did not say that there'd be a buy signal right now, but we acknowledged the possibility: “As long as we stay below the Fibo mentioned above, sentiment will remain negative, but the breakout of this line will give us a proper buy signal." This is what we wrote back then.

Market sessions

Tomasz Wisniewski

18:03 (GMT+3)

EURUSD breaks major horizontal support

The past few days for the euro have been pretty dramatic. All of the pairs with the euro as the base currency are in the red. In this piece, we will focus on the most popular instrument on the Forex market – EURUSD.

Market sessions

Matthew Anthony

11:13 (GMT+3)

EURUSD: the pair is close to the lower boundary of the B-B channel

On Friday the 9th of November, trading on the EURUSD pair closed down. The euro took a dive on the back of a broadly stronger dollar, along with a weakening pound and Canadian dollar, which dragged the market down with it.