
Number of traders net-short has decreased by 38.15% from last week. SYMBOL TRADING BIAS NET-LONG% NET-SHORT% CHANGE IN LONGS CHANGE IN SHORTS CHANGE IN OI EUR/USD BEARISH 51.68% 48.32% 3.24% Daily 61.51% Weekly -20.53% Daily -38.15% Weekly -9.80% Daily -9.19% Weekly of clients are net long. of clients are net short. Change in Longs Shorts

Dow, DAX Index Analysis Recommended by Richard Snow Get Your Free Equities Forecast DAX Pushes Past Significant Resistance as Earnings Season Continues The DAX received a boost ahead of the ECB rate announcement today as earnings season grips the German index. A broad list of stocks that have reported positive earnings updates this week are

It is expected, with a probability of almost 100%, according to the CME Group, that the Fed will raise interest rates by 25 bp to 5.5%, and this decision is already priced in. But here’s how the Fed leaders will act further in relation to the parameters of monetary policy, here the intrigue remains. Many

© Reuters. Investing.com – The U.S. dollar edged lower in early European trade Thursday, adding to the previous session’s losses in the wake of the Federal Reserve’s latest meeting, while the euro climbed ahead of the European Central Bank’s expected rate hike. At 02:55 ET (06:55 GMT), the , which tracks the greenback against a

Share: WTI jumped above $80.00 for the first time since mid-April. Tighter global supply and Chinese stimulus support the rise in Oil prices. Hawkish bets on the Fed may limit the price’s momentum. On Thursday, the West Texas Intermediate (WTI) rose more than 1% to its highest level since mid-April, above $80.00. Investors

Gold Price (XAU/USD) Analysis, Price, and Chart Strong US economic data send gold spinning lower. Friday’s Core PCE data will be key for gold going into the weekend. Recommended by Nick Cawley Get Your Free Gold Forecast Gold has given back $25+ today after the latest batch of US data showed the American economy in

SECOND-QUARTER USD GDP KEY POINTS: The U.S. economy grew at an annualized rate of 2.4% in the second quarter, well ahead of expectations of 1.8% Personal consumption expenditures, the main driver of economic activity, decelerated to 1.6%, but remained elevated by historical standards Better-than-expected data pushed U.S. Treasury yields higher, boosting the U.S. dollar Recommended







