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Brent oil attempting a break above 10-DMA

FXStreet (Mumbai) - Brent futures are attempting a technical recovery after prices fell sharply in the previous two sessions on oversupply worries and fading prospects of OPEC and non-OPEC actions.

Prices are currently flirting with the 10-DMA located at USD 32.63. Oil benchmarks suffered sharp losses after the API report release yesterday showed stocks rose by 3.8 million barrels to 500.4 million in the week to Jan. 29.

Meanwhile, Shana news carried a report, which said Iran is targeting 2.3 million barrels per day in the next fiscal. The traders now eye the inventory data published by the US government's Energy Information Agency.

Brent Technical Levels

The futures are currently trading around $32.63/barrels. The immediate resistance is seen at 33.47 (Jan 27 high), above which the prices could test a major hurdle at 34.10 (5-DMA). On the other hand, a break below 32.21 (previous day’s low) would expose 31.16 (support on hourly chart).

SARB has delivered; now it’s the turn of FinMin Gordhan – RBS

Gabor Ambrus, Market Economist at RBS, suggests that with its 50bp rate hike and a promise to deliver more, the SARB made an important first step last week towards restoring South Africa’s battered credibility.
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New currency fix plan proposed for Chinese Yuan

Some analysts have called for a new currency fix plan according to which China is to let the yuan fluctuate easily against a basket of currencies within a trading band. The trading band be 4 per cent to 15 per cent, meaning the range of fluctuation could be as narrw as 4 per cent and as wide as 15 per cent. The central bank would intervenne only when the currency fluctuates outside the band. This plan could act as China’s safeguard in the wake of the changes introduced in its currency policy which led to huge outflow of $500 billion foreign reserves in the recent past creating capital crunch in the system. This plan is similar to one adopted by Singapore.
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