Japanese yen tumbled against most currencies including the Euro and the US dollar, and it looks like it might continue to head lower in the near term.

Aussie dollar was one of the best performing currencies as it traded higher against most major currencies, and looks set for more gains in the short term.

US dollar dived sharply against the Swiss franc and other major currencies, as sellers managed to gain strength exposing a major break in the USDCHF pair in the near term.

Japanese yen once again failed to hold the ground and lost all the gains against currencies like the US Dollar and the Euro, which exposes it for more declines in the near future.

New Zealand dollar traded lower this past week after solid gains against the US dollar, but found support around and important area which means there is a chance of recovery in the near term.

US dollar traded sharply lower recently against a basket of currencies as the recent economic releases in the US missed the mark and ignited a correction phase in the US dollar in the short term.

US dollar traded lower recently against many major currencies including the Euro and the British Pound, but now it looks like it has regained the bullish bias and might trade back higher in the near term.

US dollar index traded mixed against a basket of currencies with spikes higher and lower, but it remains at risk of a major reversal as the US dollar index is testing an important resistance in the short term.

Japanese yen traded lower against a basket of currencies including the US dollar, as the yen buyers failed to gain momentum which resulted in a move lower.

US dollar fell sharply against the Canadian dollar and tested the 1.2100 support area and currently making an attempt to correct higher in the near term, but might find resistance on the way up.

Japanese yen was seen trading in a broad range against the US dollar, but there was a slight bullish tone witnessed which might continue in the near term if buyers remain active moving ahead.

Aussie dollar was one of the best performers lately and the recent employment report released might encourage buyers in the short term and could take AUDUSD higher towards 0.7800.

US dollar reacted to the downside recently against most major currencies, as the dollar sellers managed to gain strength which resulted in a move lower in the near term.

Japanese yen gained sharply against the US dollar after comments made by the Japan PM Adviser Hamada suggested that the yen is a bit weaker around the 120 level igniting a down-move in USDJPY.

US dollar regained bids against almost all major currencies, as there was an increase in buying interest developed for the greenback which took it higher this past week.

Japanese yen traded in mixed fashion, as it was seen trading higher against the Euro but at the same time it was seen trading lower against the US dollar.

British pound remained of the better performers against the US dollar, as buyers sentiment was seen improving which helped GBPUSD to gain ground better compared to other major pairs.

US dollar traded higher recently against most major currencies, but failed to sustain the momentum and fell back one more time as seller’s sentiment was boosted.

Euro surged higher against the US dollar and the Japanese yen, as the shared currency gained a lot of bids recently and there is a chance of it acquiring more ground in the near term.

US dollar was seen trading lower this past week on Friday against most major currencies after the nonfarm payrolls report release which highlighted weakness this time and registered reading below 200K.

Japanese yen traded higher initially this week against the US dollar, but it fell back to trade lower as the US dollar buyers managed to gain back traction in the near term.

SILVER after testing the $17.40 level moved lower, but it looks like it managed to gain buyers around an important support area and might continue to move higher in the near term.

British pound traded lower earlier this week against the US dollar, but now it looks like the GBPUSD pair might correct higher in the short term as there was a strong reaction noted around the 1.4750 level.

Australian dollar was one of the worst performers against the US dollar, as the AUDUSD pair breached the 0.7700 support area to trade lower and challenge the lows one more time in the short term.

US dollar traded higher this past week against most major currencies, but we cannot count out the fact that it might recapture bullish bias any time, and this can be considered as a correction phase only.

Japanese yen continued to struggle against the US dollar, as it managed to gain ground recently, but later trimmed most of its gains to trade in the negative zone one more time.

Aussie dollar was seen performing well against the US dollar until the AUDUSD pair found resistance around the 0.7940 level where sellers managed to defend the upside in the pair.

British pound continued to find sellers when it tries to trade higher, but there is a chance that it might gain strength against the US dollar in the near term.

US dollar continues to trade heavy against most major currencies, and it is likely to consolidate or lose more ground in the coming sessions as sellers seem to be in the action.

US dollar traded lower this past week against most major currencies, and it looks it might either consolidate or move a bit lower during the upcoming week in which there are some key releases.

US dollar traded lower after the Fed interest rate decision, and the Swiss franc seems to be a gainer.

US dollar continued to correct lower against the Euro and awaits the all-important fed rate decision.

US dollar traded a touch lower against most major currencies raising the hope for a correction in the EURUSD pair, which has a potential for a larger move back up if the US dollar buyers step back.

US dollar stayed on the top this past week, but there is a hope emerging in pairs such as NZDUSD, which has the potential to correct higher moving ahead if buyers manage to clear an important resistance.

US dollar after trading near the 122.00 level failed to continue to trade higher and corrected lower.

US dollar rocketed higher against all major currencies, as pairs such as EURUSD and GBPUSD collapsed.

US dollar continued to surge higher against the Swiss franc, and it might continue to do so.

Euro’s break of 1.10 was very critical and ignited sharp downside reaction in the near term, which poses risk of more losses moving ahead.

New Zealand dollar and the Canadian dollar might continue to struggle against the US dollar, as sellers could gain strength in the near term.

Euro spike against the US dollar and the Japanese yen was short-lived, as the Euro sellers managed to contain upsides in the near term in EURUSD and EURJPY.

US dollar rocketed higher against almost all major currencies, and Euro remained one of the worst performers as it broke the 1.1100 support area to create a new low.

US dollar accelerated higher against the Euro and the British pound, but stays below critical resistance area and it would be interesting to see how it trades moving ahead.

Euro traded higher recently against the US dollar, but the question remains whether it can continue trading higher in the near term.

NZDUSD and USDCAD pairs looks like struggling around important resistance area, which might ignite losses in both the pairs.

Japanese yen continued to struggle against the US dollar, as every time yen buyers step in they lose control and the USDJPY pair trades back higher.

Aussie dollar continued to trade higher against the US dollar, but we need to see whether it can continue to trade higher in the near term or not.

Japanese yen weakness against the US dollar is likely to stay in the near term.

New Zealand dollar managed to hold ground against the US dollar, but the Aussie dollar suffered losses which in turn helped the AUDNZD pair to trade higher.

US dollar struggled a bit during this past week against a few major currencies like the Euro and the British pound, and it looks like the US dollar is set for more losses in the near term.

US dollar and the Euro seem like following same trading pattern against the Japanese yen, and looks like set for more gains in the near term.

Downtrend in the AUDUSD pair might not have finished as there is a major resistance on the way up for the pair which is likely to act as a pivot area.

US dollar gained against the Swiss franc recently, but every time it acquired strength sellers appear to protect the upside in the USDCHF pair.

Euro and the British pound were mostly seen trading in a range, as the Forex market remained quiet during the past couple of sessions.

US dollar moved a bit lower this past week and it looks like there is a possibility of more losses in the near to medium term.

US dollar corrected lower against the Japanese yen and looks set for more loses in the near term as sellers trying to take the USDJPY pair lower.

Australian dollar traded lower recently against the US dollar and failed to hold gains above the 0.7750 resistance area.

US dollar struggling around an important resistance area against the Swiss franc and seems to be consolidating in a small range.

British pound held an important support area against the US dollar, but looks like searching for a reason to move higher in the near term.

US dollar surged higher recently and traded higher against most major currencies.

US dollar continues to consolidate against the Japanese yen and waiting for a catalyst for a break in the near term.

US dollar managed to trim most of the recent losses against the Euro and traded a touch higher.

In the UK, British Retail Consortium (BRC) Shop Price Index released posted a reading of -1.3% in January 2015, compared to the preceding month reading of -1.7%.

British pound continued to trade in an awkward pattern as buyers fail to gain strength.

NZDUSD might continue to trade lower as sellers seem to be in control in the near term.

Fight between the US dollar and the Japanese yen buyers is getting interesting and might cause moves in the near term.

Fed and the Reserve bank of New Zealand interest rate decisions were the main highlights of the past two sessions.

US dollar traded higher recently against the Swiss franc, but failed around an important resistance area suggesting a short-term top in the USDCHF pair.

Japanese yen continued to move lower and declined against the US dollar and British pound.

Japanese Merchandise Trade Balance Total released by the Ministry of Finance came in at ¥-660.7B, compared with the forecast of ¥-740.3B.

Euro dived against the US dollar after the market settled and traded back towards the last low.

GOLD traded higher recently, as buyers managed to overcome selling pressure and took the prices higher in the near term.

The British pound traded lower against the US dollar as the recent releases in the UK failed to impress buyers.

Euro might be trading in a range, but it is likely to trade lower in the near term against the US dollar and other major currencies.

US dollar sellers failed time and again to take the dollar lower as the fundamental outcome exceeded the market forecast recently.

Euro and other major currencies might correct higher, but the trend is down in the short term.

British pound continued to trade lower against the US dollar and might head towards 1.50.

US dollar and Japanese yen gained a lot recently and looks set for more gains moving ahead.

US dollar continued to surge higher against most major currencies and might further head higher in the near term.

The US dollar traded lower against most major currencies, but the Japanese yen was also one of the losers as it was seen trading lower Intraday. The USDJPY pair has formed a triangle on the hourly chart which can be seen as a breakout pattern.

The Price of silver has been gradually falling since 2011. Silver at its highs in April of 2013 commanded $49.5 per ounce. Today however, following the release of the US GDP readings and the consequent strengthening of the dollar, silver has fallen below its four year low. We have gone below the $16.5 mark and we are now well in the way to test the $15 per ounce price level.

Yesterday, the AUDUSD pair was seen surging higher as it climbed towards the 0.8900 level. However, the fed interest rate decision spoiled the party, as the pair moved lower sharply after the release. The pair moved more than 100 pips lower after the release and currently managing to hold the 76.4% fib retracement level of the last move from the 0.8717 low to 0.8909 high

The EURGBP has found resistance at the 0.80 major level and prices have fallen over 100 pips. The bullish spike was the result of a price rejection at the major support level near the two year low. The Pair has been on  bearish slide, consistently making lower lows for the last 15 month. This down trend has fallen into a clear channel visible on the daily and weekly time frames.

Euro continued to rise against the US dollar as the latter one got hammered Intraday against almost all major currencies

The NZDJPY has been on a major uptrend since the last week if August 2013, the moving averages signaled the commencement of the up trend when the 14 period moving average and the 21 period moving average managed to cross below the candle sticks and a full candle closed above them on the first week of August 2013

Yesterday, the upside in the EURUSD pair failed right around an important resistance area around the 1.2720 level.

GBPCHF cross has been consistently making higher highs for the last six months. From peak to trough, the GBPCHF up trend is about 1000 pips. 

The kiwi has been selling off for the last three months. We however found support at 0.7707 level which is last month’s low and the low of this year.

There is a bullish trend line on the 1 hour chart of the NZDUSD pair, which is acting as a support for the pair and managed to hold the downside on more than three times.

US dollar consolidated against the Euro and British pound during the Asian session

Today London opened to surprisingly soft UK retail sales that are a stark contrast to the news from both the US and Europe.

The Australian dollar was mostly seen trading in a range against the US dollar, and it also formed a breakout pattern on the hourly chart.

The British pound climbed towards the 1.6180 yesterday against the US dollar, but somehow failed to overtake it. There was an important bullish trend line on the hourly chart of the GBPUSD pair, which was broken recently.

During the Asian session, we received higher GDP readings for china than expected this has led to the shorting of the USDCNH pair for the most of the morning session.

The Euro was seen slowly crawling higher against the US dollar during the past couple of sessions. However, the upside was limited as there is an important bearish trend line on the hourly chart, which is containing the Euro buyers.

Since July, the Market has been lowering the price of oil consistently as the sellers are willing to accept less and less for their oil. Last week, we saw that there is a sound fundamental backing for the fall in oil prices; increased supply of oil has led to an increase in competition among producers and this has had a easing effect on oil prices.

The New Zealand dollar has come under pressure recently after there were several statements released by the RBNZ pointing out intervention to control strength in the NZDUSD pair

Since the major Sell off the EUR due to weak economic sentiment from the Euro zone and the simultaneous strengthening of the USD, the EURUSD has fallen over 1000 pips from 1.396 to the 1.25 area. It has taken us a period of 5 months to find support at 1.249 levels just below the 1.25 major levels which represents a consistent fall for 22 weeks.

The US dollar slowly grinded higher against the Japanese yen, but it failed to break an important bearish trend line on the hourly chart. There are two bullish signs to note as of now. 

A stream of soft economic data coming from the UK, We have seen the Cable fall across the board against the entire major currencies basket.

SILVER and GOLD also took the advantage of the US dollar weakness. SILVER traded above the $17.50 level and broke an important bearish trend line on the hourly chart

Since the NZDJPY cross broke out of its multi month range in December 2012, we have seen the pair steadily appreciate over 20000 points. The first major consolidation was over a two months period about half the length of the whole up trend but eventually the pair was able to break to higher highs and touched its current yearly high at 89.09 on April.

The British pound collapsed yesterday against a basket of currencies, including the US dollar and the Euro. The reason was horrible economic data in the UK

Since the SNB introduces an artificial support in 2011, the EURCHF cross has been barely tradable.  Volatility in the pair has been absolutely crushed, on a good month; we can see the pair move just a 100 pips the for the whole period; the equivalent of a day’s move in other pairs.

The British pound came under severe pressure against most major currencies after the release of the British Retail Consortium (BRC) Retail Sales Monitor.

The EURCAD has been on a down trend since March of this year. The down trend has fallen into a neat channel clearly visible from the daily chart. From the peaks on February at 1.55 we have fallen over 1500 pips and we are now approaching the 1.400 level.

The New Zealand dollar traded higher against the US dollar during the Asian session, and broke an important resistance area. There was a confluence of 100 and 200 hourly moving average around the 0.7840, which was breached as NZDUSD buyers gained momentum

Since December of 2009 the EURGBP has been on a down trend; from peak to trough the trend measures over 20,000 pips. The down trend is currently approaching a major multi month trend line of an even larger up trend that from peak to trough measures 40,000 pips. The later uptrend started in march of 2000. Currently the prices are just 200 pips above the major trend line we anticipate to see major rejection of prices as it approaches the major trend line and a similar rejection as it approaches the upper bound of the minor trend.

The Aussie dollar traded lower during the Asian session against a couple of major currencies, including the Euro. The main reason for the decline in the Aussie dollar was the disappointing economic releases during the Asian session. The EURAUD pair climbed higher towards the 1.4500 area, but found an important resistance in the form of a bearish trend line on the 1 hour timeframe. There is a chance that the EURAUD pair move lower from the current level. However, there are several support areas on the way down for the pair. The most important one can be seen around the 50% fib retracement level of the last leg from the 1.4342 low, which also coincides with the 200 hourly moving average.

The USD CHF has been on a major long term down trend since October of 2000. There are about 10,000 pips from peak to trough of this trend. The trend line has been tested twice before on December of 2008 and may of 2006 on which times it successfully provided enough resistance to the bullish exchange prices.

The Aussie dollar traded higher against the US dollar yesterday and broke an important resistance area yesterday. Earlier during the Asian session, a critical release was scheduled in Australia i.e. the employment data. The data was not on the encouraging side, as the employment change missed the mark and participation rate also dropped.

The multi-month NZDJYP uptrend seems to have ran out of steam. In the last 36 months, the pair has gained over 2000pips 500 of which it has given back in the last six months. From the monthly chart the current month has been preceded by three bearish candles and the bearish momentum seems to be picking up. The question on every traders mind is whether this is a temporary consolidation or this is a major reversal taking place.

The British pound recently struggled to break the 1.6100-10 resistance area against the US dollar. Earlier during the Asian session, the GBPUSD pair broke an important bullish trend line on the hourly chart, which might encourage the British pound sellers in the short term. It has also closed below the 100 hourly moving average, which is a bearish sign

The GBPUSD has been on a major down trend since July of this year. We have trended down from 1.7100 to 1000 pips below at 1.5900. On Friday last week, cable found support against the USD at 1.5950 and has since then retraced over 100 pips up. The market is keen to see up to what point the retracement will go.

The Euro formed a perfect curve pattern against the US dollar and climbed higher to challenge the 1.2660 resistance area. There was a broken bullish trend line, which acted as a resistance for the EURUSD pair. The most important thing was that the 200 hourly moving average was also sitting around the same trend line. The pair failed to overtake the mentioned resistance area and currently trading lower. It broke the 100 moving average on the hourly timeframe, which might act as a support in the near term. There is a chance of one more spike towards the 200 moving average, and if the pair fails to break higher again, then it might dive lower towards the 1.2550 area.

The USDJPY has been on an uptrend since the third quarter of 2011 from which time it has appreciated over 2000 pips. On its way up, the trend has shad only a few periods of consolidation. The question on every yen traders mind is whether it is time to take profits and prepare for the down trend o will this trend be continuing.

The New Zealand dollar suffered heavy losses in the past couple of weeks against the US dollar. This past week turned out to be the US dollar week, as the US nonfarm data lifted the US dollar. The NZDUSD pair broke an important bullish trend line on the hourly chart, which paved way for more losses. The pair traded close to the 0.7700 support area. It is now correcting higher, but might face resistance around the broken support area.

The US dollar was seen trading lower against the Swiss franc and the Japanese yen yesterday. USDJPY fell below a critical support trend line and traded towards the 108.00 level. It managed to find buyers around the mentioned level, and currently trading back higher. However, it faces a monster hurdle around the broken trend line. There is one more important point to note that the 200 hourly moving average is sitting just above the broken support trend line

The AUDUSD has been on a bearish streak since the eighth of September this year. We have however been having a bullish correction for the last three days after the pair found support at 0.8683 near the low of 2014. The bears have managed to drive the pair back above the 0. 88 level. We are interested in seeing the strength of the correction and to understand the direction of the currency in the medium term and in the short term.

The USD JPY has been on a persistent uptrend since July 10^th of this year. In the longer term, the pair has been on a bullish streak since 2012. We are currently approaching the 2008 highs about 100 pips above out present levels. However as we approach this major resistance the bulls seem to be losing steam and a possible consolidation is anticipated.

The Australian dollar traded higher against the US dollar earlier during the Asian session, and broke an important resistance area. There was a critical bearish trend line on the hourly chart of the AUDUSD pair, which was also coinciding with the 100 hourly simple moving average. The pair broke the mentioned confluence area and managed to settle above the same. This particular break is very crucial, as it opens the way for more upside in the coming sessions.

Since breaking it long tern down trend in May, the dollar has been on a consistent upswing against the Swisse; from the exchange rate being at 0.8711 on July 2013 to levels above the 0.9500 last month. Yesterday USDCHF hit fresh year’s highs at 0.9596. Apart from catching the next reversal we are interested in getting the next move and direction of the pair.

The NZDUSD has fallen for three straight months since July. Apart from the second week of September where the pair found significant resistance near the 0.8400 major level, every week closed below its opening levels. Today at the 0.7750 Levels, we are ready to retest the 0.7700 major levels again. The question is can we possibly fall any further and if so, by how much?

Euro struggled to gain momentum above a major resistance area around the 1.2700 level, GBPUSD pair struggling to clear the 55 simple moving average, which is currently around the 1.6260 level.

Since mid-July of this year, the cable has been selling off for over a thousand pips from the highs of 1.715 to lows at the 1.605 level.

New Zealand dollar was trashed, as it traded more than 100 pips lower within minutes after the Reserve Bank of New Zealand reported that the central bank sold around NZ$521 million in August in intervention.

US dollar after surging against the Japanese yen looks like set for a short-term correction. Japan’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) came in at 3.3%, compared to the expectation of a 3.4% rise.

Euro broke an important support level yesterday to trade below the 1.2800 area against the US dollar

Euro continues to struggle against the US dollar, as it failed one more time to break a key resistance area., British pound managed to hold an important support area not only against the US dollar, but also against the Japanese yen.

US dollar continues to trade higher against the Swiss franc, as the USDCHF pair sellers failed to take it lower.

Euro opened this week on the positive note, and it is very likely to continue correcting higher against the US dollar and the Australian dollar

US dollar breaks an important resistance against the Japanese yen to trade above the 109.00 level and challenge the 109.50 area.

US dollar surged higher yesterday after the fed interest rate announcement in which the central bank continued with their taper plan and reduced asset purchasing program from $15B to $10B.

EUR/USD saw some buying emerge in yesterday’s trading session on the back of the dollar witnessing some profit taking amid placid economic reports.

There is an important sliding channel formed on the hourly chart of the EURNZD pair, which might act as a catalyst for the pair in the short term. It looks like the pair is in the fourth wave from the 1.5934 high, and might be completing it around the channel resistance trend line for one last low in the current cycle

Aussie dollar has recovered some ground since yesterday against the US dollar and the Japanese yen

There is a major bullish trend line formed on the hourly timeframe of the EURUSD pair, which is likely to act as a catalyst for the pair in the near term

Euro traded higher versus the US Dollar Intraday, and registered a new weekly high as buyers were optimistic after a report which points that better growth is possible in the Euro Area.

Euro continued to gain momentum against the US dollar as the latter one weakened recently, which means there is more room for gains in the EURUSD pair.

UK Nationwide Housing Prices highlighting the value of the houses prices in UK and indicate current movements in the housing market posted an increase of 1% in April, compared to the preceding month.

Euro managed to gain bids during the London session against the US dollar, and it looks like the pair might break the recent high of 1.0920 to trade close to the 1.0950 level.

US dollar continued to weaken against a few currencies and managed to recover some ground against currencies like the Euro and the British Pound

Japanese Yen traded higher against the US dollar and looks set for more losses, as the latter one weakened against most major currencies including the Euro and the British Pound.

Euro fell sharply earlier today to test the 1.0660 support area against the US dollar, but later managed to find buyers around the mentioned level and traded back higher.

Euro gained today during the London session against the US dollar as buyer’s sentiment improved, which helped the EURUSD pair to move higher in the short term.

Euro continued to decline against the US dollar as sellers remain in control and even better than expected Euro Zone ZEW Economic sentiment failed to cause an upside reaction in EURUSD.

US dollar was broadly seen consolidating against most major currencies, but there was a bullish sentiment noticed for pairs such as AUDUSD and NZDUSD taking them a bit higher.

Euro and many other currencies were seen trading higher during the past few sessions against the US dollar as the market sentiment tilted in favor of the US dollar sellers.

Aussie dollar and the Canadian dollar were the best performers of the day as both gained a lot of bids against the US dollar and traded higher Intraday.

Euro trimmed most its gains against the US dollar, plus traded back lower as buyers fails to hold the momentum, and the 1.0700 turned out to be a major hurdle.

Euro after declining sharply against the US dollar recently managed to hold the ground, and currently consolidating around important levels and setting up for the next move.

Risk assets including the Euro and the Australian dollar moved lower against the US dollar, as economic releases published during the Asian session in China missed the expectation.

Euro nosedived earlier during the London session against the US dollar, as the greenback was seen gaining pace against most of its counterparts.

Euro trimmed all of this week’s gain and moved lower against the US dollar, as the latter one got bid during the past couple of sessions and the shared currency lost a lot of ground.

Euro managed to regain bids against the US dollar and traded higher despite poor economic releases in the Euro zone like the German factory orders.

Euro trimmed of the recent gains against the US dollar as sellers stepped in one more time to create a downside pressure in the short term.

Japanese yen posted gains against the US dollar recently, but it was seen struggling to find buyers against other major currencies like the Euro and the British pound.
 

US dollar is waiting patiently for a major release lined up today, as the nonfarm payrolls and the unemployment report will be released by the US Department of Labor.

Australian dollar traded lower against the US dollar and breached the 0.7560 support area to create a new weekly low as sellers remain in control.

US dollar was seen gaining control earlier during the London session despite positive releases in the Euro zone and the UK.

Euro traded lower earlier against the US dollar to test 1.0720 as buyers fail to protect downside.

Euro headed lower earlier today against the US dollar as the latter one recovered ground against most major currencies, and pushing the EURUSD pair lower in the near term.

US dollar after falling sharply against the Euro and the British pound managed to recover ground and traded back higher as buyers stepped in to protect losses in the near term.

US dollar nosedived against most major currencies, as sellers were seen in control, and pairs such as EURUSD, GBPUSD, AUDUSD and NZDUSD performed well during the past session.

Euro dived recently, but managed to gain buyers around 1.0900, which represents an important support area and suggests that the EURUSD pair can continue trading higher.

US dollar failed to hold ground especially against the Euro, as the latter one managed to climb higher above the 1.0960 level and looks set for a break above 1.10.

US dollar continued to decline against most major currencies, including the Euro, the British pound, the Australian dollar, the Japanese yen and the New Zealand dollar.

Euro traded lower against the US dollar as the latter one managed to gain back strength.

British pound was one of the worst performers recently against the US dollar and the Euro.

Euro traded higher against the US dollar and looks set for more gains as buyers gain control.

Euro after finding bids around the 1.0460 level managed to correct higher and closed back above the all-important 1.050 area ahead of ECB Draghi’s speech.

British pound fell sharply against the US dollar, and cleared the 1.4850 support area.

US dollar after trading sharply higher against the Aussie dollar and the Kiwi dollar corrected lower as NZDUSD and AUDUSD gained traction.

Euro collapsed against the US dollar and traded towards the 1.0600 support area.

Euro and the Japanese yen lost more ground and created new lows against the US dollar.

US dollar continued to trade higher after strong buying interest seen this past week

US dollar maintained bid tone against the Euro and other major currencies during the past couple of sessions, and eyes the US NFP release for more action in the near term.

Euro weakened more against the US dollar and headed towards the 1.10 monster support area ahead of the ECB interest rate decision and press conference.

Euro continued to trade lower against the US dollar and breached the 1.1120 support which signals weakness in the near term for the EURUSD pair.

Euro traded lower during the London session against the US dollar and even better than expected economic releases in the Euro area failed to help the EURUSD pair.

GBPUSD traded lower and looks set for further losses in the near term if sellers gain control.

Kiwi dollar managed to gain ground against the US dollar and on the other hand, the Aussie dollar was seen struggling in the near term.

Euro traded lower earlier against the US dollar, but after the German employment report it managed to gain traction and traded back higher.

Chinese HSBC Manufacturing PMI released earlier today exceeded the market forecast and ignited a sharp rally in the risk assets.

New Zealand dollar blasted lower against the US dollar and broke the 0.7450 support area.

Euro traded lower during the London session, as the German IFO business climate index came below the market expectation.

Euro traded lower during the start of the London session, but later managed to gain ground.

Euro was seen trading higher during the London session as buyers were seen under control.

British pound was seen trading higher against the US dollar after UK employment report release.

Aussie dollar moved higher against the US dollar after the RBA meeting minutes were released.

Japanese yen traded a touch higher after the GDP and industrial production release.

Euro traded higher earlier today against the US dollar, but failed to capitalize gains after the Euro area GDP.

US dollar moved lower after the disappointing retail sales report released during the NY session.

US dollar traded higher against the US dollar and broke the 1.2600 resistance area.

Aussie dollar was one of the worst performers of the day as it traded lower against the US dollar to test the 0.7760 support area.

Euro traded lower against the US dollar during the London session despite positive releases in the Euro zone.

US nonfarm payrolls released by the US Department of Labor registered an increase of 257K, and the last reading was revised up to 329K.

Euro moves higher against the US dollar, but looks like struggling around the 1.1440 level.

British pound surged higher against the US dollar, as the UK services PMI came above the forecast.

Euro and British pound managed to gain ground against the US dollar as buyers appeared.

Euro continued to weaken against the US dollar as buyers fail to gain momentum.

US Gross Domestic Product Annualized released by the US Bureau of Economic Analysis increased by 2.6% in Q4 2014, compared with the same quarter of the last year.

New Zealand and Australian dollar moved a lot lower against the US dollar as sellers gained control intraday.

Fed is expected to keep the interest rates unchanged, but all eyes would be on policy statement

US dollar moved higher against many major currencies especially against the Swiss Franc.

Euro continued to decline against the US dollar as the economic data failed to impress buyers.

Euro collapsed once again during the London session as sellers managed to gain control.

US dollar continued to move higher as most major currencies struggled to hold the ground.

Aussie dollar was one of the biggest losers of the past session as it moved lower against the US dollar and traded towards the 0.8130 support area.

US nonfarm payrolls released by the US Department of Labor came above the forecast with a reading of 252K.

Euro had no reason to move higher against the US dollar and moved lower to break the 1.1800 level to set a new low for the week.

Euro continued to move lower and created a new low against the US dollar.

Euro and the British pound attempted a recovery against the US dollar, but failed.

US dollar continued to march higher against most major currencies after a minor correction

Earlier during the NY session the Canadian Gross Domestic Product Annualized was released by the Statistics Canada. The market was expecting the Canadian GDP to remain flat at 0%, as in the case of the previous month.

The US GDP growth figures surprised the markets by a 0.5% deviation from the expected. In the third quarter this year, The US economy expanded by 3.5%. This represents a 1.1 fall from the growth registered in the previous Q2 and a surprise of 0.5% from the widely expected 3% growth.

Earlier during the NY session the US Gross Domestic Product Annualized was released by the US Bureau of Economic Analysis. The market was expecting the US GDP to be around 3.0%, down from the previous reading of 4.0%.

Yesterday during the New York open the US Federal Reserve announced the end of the QE3 program. This announcement had been widely anticipated by the majority of economic analysts and we saw an immediate reaction in the USD pairs. We have witnessed the USD strengthen across the board on all the major pairs.

There was a low risk event lined up during the NY opening in the Canada. The Canadian Industrial Product Price was released by the Statistics Canada earlier

In the markets, we have seen the sentiment for the dollar take a dive despite the bullish news coming from the US. Yesterday, the EURUSD experienced a 600 points gain which has now found rejection at the 1.267 level.

Earlier during the NY session, the US durable goods orders report was released by the US Census Bureau. The market was expecting the US durable goods orders to register a rise of 0.5% in September 2014

The markets were yesterday eagerly waiting for the announcement from the ECB about the amount of covered bond purchases that the bank had begun with

Earlier during the NY session, the US pending home sales data was released by the National Association of Realtors. The market was expecting the US new pending sales to register a rise of 0.5% in September 2014.

Today the market is waiting for the ECB to announce the amount of the covered bind purchases it bought last week

The GBP has head a moderate Spike to the up side following the release of the Q3 GDP figures. The UK has posted a 3.0% year on year increase in GDP for the third quarter on 2014.

There was an important release lined up during the London session in the UK i.e. the Gross Domestic Product was released by the National Statistics.

The US BLS report on consumer price index showed that the all items price index for September 2014 experienced a 1.7% increase. This increase matches the previous months reading at the same figure.

There were a lot of important economic releases lined up during the London session. The most important ones include Euro area manufacturing and services PMI, German manufacturing and services PMI and UK retail sales data

Earlier during the NY session, the US consumer price index was released by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. The market was expecting the US consumer price index to increase by 1.6% in September 2014

The Euro dropped against the dollar during the overnight trading session, rescinding all of its gains from Monday, due to reports stating the European Central Bank will start its corporate bond buying program as soon as December.

From the Weekly chart, we can see that the CADJPY has been moving sideways since it hit resistance at 101.08 on May of this year. We have been caught in a 900 pip range with the lower bound being at 91.00.and the upper bound at the 99.00 level.

In the past two weeks, we have been experiencing a bullish of reversal of the EURUSD pair from its bearish fall. The reversal has led the market commentator to speculate that the dollar has been over bought

Earlier during the NY session, the US Existing Home Sales was released by the National Association of Realtors. The market was expecting the US Existing Home Sales to increase by 1% in September 2014, compared with the last month.

During the Asian session today, all eyes were on china as the markets eagerly awaited release of the quarterly economic performance for 2014.

Earlier during the NY session, the Canadian wholesale sales report was published by the Statistics Canada. The market was expecting the Canadian wholesale sales to decline by 0.2% in August 2014,

On Wednesday, the markets are eagerly waiting to get the official CPI figures from the US. During a recovery, as we are in now, a moderately increasing CPI shows that there is healthy economic activity in the real economy

Earlier during the NY session, the Canadian consumer price index was released by the Statistics Canada. The market was expecting no change in the inflation this time around, but the outcome was better than expected.

In the third quarter of 2014, there was a significant increase in the net long positions of the dollar in the futures market this was a response to the strong reports on the economy that were being released

About an hour ago, the Canadian manufacturing sales data was released by the Statistics Canada. The market as expecting the Canadian manufacturing sales to register a decline of 1.6% in August 2014,

Yesterday light and sweet crude oil future prices for December 14 touched the $80 price. This represents an over $20 fall from the 106 price levels Crude oil was commanding back in June

About an hour ago, the US retail sales data was released by the US Census Bureau. The market was already expecting a decline of 0.1% in September 2014, compared to the last month’s gain of 0.6%. However, the outcome was even more disappointing as the US retail sales decreased by 0.3%. Moreover, the core retail sales data was also disappointing, as it declined by 0.2%.

The major economies have been in the untested waters of long periods of ultra-low interest since the 200- 2009 crash. The USD dollar had been the major looser in this situation getting weaker relative to the other major currencies.

Earlier during the London session, the UK consumer price index was released by the National Statistics. The market was expecting the UK consumer price index to register an increase of 0.2% in September 2014,

The European economy has been on a tail spin since the banking crisis. We are now at a pivot point where the decisions of the ECB will make or cripple the economy of the block

The current market sentiment has shifted from a bullish US dollar market to uncertainty about where the USD is heading

Earlier during the London session, the German wholesale price Index was released by the Statistisches Bundesamt Deutschland. The market was expecting the German wholesale price Index to register an increase of 0.1% in September 2014, compared to the last time decline of 0.2%. The outcome was as expected, as the index slightly rose by 0.1%.

In a speech yesterday (9^{th of} October 2014) at the Brookings Institution in Washington, Draghi gave a speech outlining his strategy for getting the Eurozone out of the current crisis and stalled growth. Though evident, the ECB president drew parallels between the US crisis during the Roosevelt administration and the current Euro crisis.

Earlier during the start of the NY session, the Canadian employment change, participation rate and the unemployment rate data were released by the Statistics Canada. 

Since September of 2011 the Swiss National Bank has maintained a 1.200 floor of the Swiss Franc against the EUR. The bank expressed its view that the Swiss franc was grossly overvalued and its fears that the high valuation was indeed a serious risk to the Swiss economy because of the deflationary pressures it was causing. Lowering the Francs valuation was on its list of primary concerns.

Earlier during the start of the NY session, the US initial jobless claims were released by the US Department of Labor. The market was expecting the advance figure for seasonally adjusted US initial jobless claims to rise from 287K to 294K in the week ending October 4. However, the outcome was very positive, as the jobless claims declined from the previously revised reading of 288K to 287K. So, there was no rise in the US jobless claims. The advance seasonally adjusted US continuing jobless claims for the week ending September 27 also declined from 2.402M to 2.381M. This was on the positive side, and the US dollar was also seen trading higher after the release.

About an hour ago, the Housing Starts was released by the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation. The market was expecting the trend measure of housing starts in Canada to be around 196.1K units in September compared to 191,095 in August. However, the outcome was a bit better, as the Canadian Housing starts measure stood at 197.3K. The outcome was mostly in line with the expectation, and that is the reason why the Canadian dollar was broadly unchanged after the release.

The kiwi has been showing marked weakness in the past quarter. The AUDNZD has appreciated over 600 pips since July of this year this represents a dramatic strengthening of the Australian dollar against the Kiwi. It is anticipated to have further gains in the coming months. The NZDUSD has plunged 1000 pips since July also representing a wakening kiwi against the dollar. The GBPNZD has also revealed remarkable weakness in the kiwi rising over 1500 pips.

The US Economic Optimism Index was released by the Investor's Business Daily (IBD) TechnoMetrica Institute of Policy and Politics (TIPP). The market was expecting it to rise from 45.2 to 46.3. However, the Economic Optimism Index stayed at 45.2 in October 2014. This is about 0.1 points above its 12-month average of 45.1. So, the reading was not bad considering the average. However, the reading is still below the 50 mark, which means pessimism. According to the report published IBD/TIPP conducted the national poll of 889 adults from September 27 to October 3. The US dollar was seen trading lower after the release, and the worst performing pair was USDJPY.

The Sterling has shown some weakness against the USD in the recent past, this can be attributed to the strengthening of the US economy and the recent speculation about the Scottish vote. Overall however, the GBPUSD has failed to break below the 1.5950 level and has met very strong buying pressures near this psychological level.  It remains that without any major fundamental news, we are unlikely to slide below his level.

There was an important economic release lined up during the New York session in Canada. The Canadian Ivey PMI was released by the Richard Ivey School of Business. The market was expecting an increase from 50.9 to 53.0 in by the end of September 2014. However, the outcome was very positive, as the Canadian PMI rose to 58.6. This was way above the last reading of 50.9. The report added that the Employment Index was 53.0, the Inventories Index was 60.0, the Supplier Deliveries Index was 42.7 and the Prices Index was 71.6 for September 2014.  

On Tuesday the RBA will announce its cash rate decision. The cash rate in Australia is currently at 2.5% and has been unchanged since August of 2013. The cash rate is an important determinant of the exchange rate in spot foreign exchange market and futures.  RBA uses the interest rate to implement its monetary policy.  Since the third quarter of 2013, the RBA has maintained an accommodative monetary policy meant to stimulate growth and maintain a low inflation within the medium term targets.

There was no relief for the British pound buyers, as it continued to decline against the US dollar and the Euro. One of the main reasons for the decline is the recent economic data and the market sentiment. The market sentiment is playing a major role in the weakness, which has increased the pressure on the GBPUSD pair.

The USDCAD has been on has been on a long term uptrend since August of 2009. This uptrend persisted even in the face of a weak US economy and a loose monetary stance by the US FED. A weak Canadian dollar has seen the pair move from the lows of 0.9400 in 2011 to levels above 1.1100 in 2014. 

The US Initial Jobless Claims was released by the US Department of Labor about an hour ago. The market was expecting an increase of 4000 this time around. However, the outcome was better than expected, as the US Initial Jobless Claims fell by 8K in the week ending September 27 on the seasonally adjusted basis. There was a revision in the previous reading as well, as the US Initial Jobless Claims for the last week was revised up from 293K to 295K.

After weaker than expected ISM manufacturing reading was released on Wednesday, the dollar corrected to 85.5013 in the dollar index to and 108.55 against the Yen. ISM Manufacturing for September was reported at 56.6 against an expectation of 58.5. This represents a 0.8% drop from the report released in august at 59%. This August ISM manufacturing of 59 was the peak for the seven preceding quarters.

The US Institute for Supply Management (ISM) Manufacturing Index was released about an hour ago. The market was expecting it to fall from 59.0 to 58.5. However, the report mentioned that the US ISM manufacturing PMI fell from 59.0 to 56.6 in September 2014, which means 2.4 points lower than August 2014 reading. However, this reading is well above the neutral reading and indicates expansion

Expectations for a EURUSD correction are mounting as the pair falls to fresh lows each day. The pair, at 1.26 levels is at its lowest of the proceeding five quarters. A bullish dollar and softer economic data has seen the bears dominate this pair for the whole of the third quarter of 2014. There has not been any major retracement for the pair since July. 

The Kiwi has shed off over a thousand pips since its 0.882 peak in July to the lows of 0.776 at yesterdays close when paired against the US dollar. Last week, the NZDJPY fell over 2800 pips to close the week at 85.9 from the highs of 88.8. The Kiwi has been selling across the board since the September quarterly GDP report was released.

The Chicago Purchasing Managers Index was released by the MNI Deutche Börse Group about an hour ago. The market was expecting it to decline from 64.3 to 62.0. However, the outcome missed the expectation, as the Chicago Purchasing Managers Index registered a decline of around 4 points and currently stands at 60.5. The US dollar was seen losing some ground after the release, as the EURUSD pair managed to climb more than 30 pips. The GBPUSD pair also managed to gain traction and traded back above the 1.6200 level.

As we come to the close of the third quarter of 2014, the dollar has been strengthening against the Euro. The market ignored the flat Durable Goods Orders at 57.9 that had not changed since the previous month and continued on its bullish streak despite missing the expected figure of 58. 

The US personal spending was released at the start of the NY session by the Bureau of Economic Analysis, Department of Commerce. The forecast was slated for a 0.4% increase in August 2014, compared to the last time decline of 0.1%.

The US Gross Domestic Product Annualized measuring the output of goods and services increased by 4.6% in the second quarter of 2014, just as the market was expecting

The US durable goods orders data was released by the US Census Bureau at the start of the NY session. The forecast was slated for a decline of 18% in August 2014, compared to the preceding month.

US new home sales data released about an hour ago registered an increase of 18% in August 2014, compared to the previous month.

The Canadian retail sales figures were released by the Statistics Canada about an hour ago. The market was expecting the Canadian retail sales to register a gain of 0.5% in July, 2014, compared to the last month’s gain of 1.2%. The outcome was not as expected

The US Existing Home Sales figures were released by the National Association of Realtors about an hour ago. The market was expecting the US existing home sales to register a change of +1%. However, the outcome was disappointing, as it registered a decrease of 1.8% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5.05 million. This is the first decrease in the past five months, according to the report published.

There was a major release in the Canada today, which was scheduled about an hour ago. The Canadian Consumer Price Index (CPI) was released by the Statistics Canada.

Earlier during the NY session, the US initial jobless claims figure was released by the US Department of Labo

About an hour ago, the US consumer price index was released by the US Bureau of Labor statistics. The market was expecting the US CPI to remain flat in August 2014, compared to the same month of this year. However, the report mentioned that there was a decrease of 0.2% in the CPI in August 2014. When we consider the year-over-year change, then the US CPI rose by 1.7%, which is 0.2% less than the market expected and down from the previous reading of 2.0%. These figures were seasonally adjusted, and the most important part is that this was the first decrease in the CPI since April 2013.

About an hour ago, the US Producer Price Index was released by the Bureau of Labor statistics, Department of Labor. A few analysts were expecting no change in the US PPI in August 2014 compared to the previous month of the same year, and a few were expecting a 0.1% gain

About an hour ago, the NY Empire State Manufacturing index was released by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The market was expecting a small rise from 14.7 to 16.0

Citigroup accepted to pay the amends without denying the accusation

Netflix Inc. managed to add in the last quarter of 2016 more subscribers than expected

In recent trading session the oil prices went at their lowest point

 On Wednesday, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen spoke about the interest rates and about the United States' economy

The gold prices dropped below $1.200

 The European stocks were yet again mixed

The production for the month of March will increase up to 40.750 barrels per day

The U.S. dollar index rose 0.42%, reaching 100.68

The gold prices went incredibly high on Wednesday

The companies are merging joints because people are quiting smoking

This was mostly because of investors that patiently awaited for British Minister Theresa May to disclosure her plans on Brexit

After discussing with some seniors advisers, President-elect Donald Trump showed the risks of having a stronger dollar

 Investors are waiting for the long-awaited speech of the British Prime Minister Theresa May

The announcement comes as a respond to Donald Trump's threats of future board taxes of 35%

  On Monday, in an interview with Bild, a German newspaper , Donald Trump warned the German car companies that a border tax will be imposed

The markets in the United States were closed as the United States of America celebrate the Martin Luther King holiday

 Gold prices had a good result on Monday

Theresa May, UK's Prime Minister, is expected to sketch the plans for Brexit

Snapchat declared that it will move its international operation in London

The U.S. crude went up by 0.7%, reaching 52.33 dollars per barrel

The futures on Wall Street opened flat on Tuesday

The American dollar's appeal was build by the expectation of future high interest rates in 2017

The British pound went down at 1.2125 in its war against the dollar

The futures in the United States of America traded on the low side as the investors were more than cautious but almost scared to do tradings before the release of labor market data

The result comes as the ninth rose this week

Investors kept being circumspect and didn't want to risk anything before the results of U.S. jobs report

Analysts say that this loss happened due to weak sales in appliances in this season and prolonged mobile losses

The U.S. Energy Information Administration to release the weekly report on oil supplies

China is celebrating the Lunar New Year soon

This made the investors worry even more about the dollar's path

In the official statement, Lufthansa said that majority of the 3,00 will be represented by flight attendants

Philip Hammond wants to make sure that the trading will be the same as before

Wall Street opened above the usual for the major tradings on U.S. indexes

Tuesday, the price of oil went down while the American dollar sharpened

This happened due to investors that took profit from Greenback's rally on Tuesday, hitting its 14-year high once again

The stock markets in the United States of America opened higher on Tuesday

  Tuesday, the bitcoin found its stability

The first trading session for 2017  had a good result for gold prices

The Greenback was supported by the expectation for higher rates from the Federal Reserve

 Oil prices kept their strong position, maintaining their level at 17-months record highs, despite the holidays

The company shares went down by 20%, at the lowest level possible on the Tokyo's stock exchange

  The elect-president of United States of America, Donald Trump, is considered to be responsible for the rise up to the highest level of the U.S. consumer confidence for the first time in almost 15 years

Due to winter winds coming from the Arctic region, the entire U.S. were affected

According to the documents, industries in China have to "carry out a security review" of their cybersecurity technology 

The two companies made the announcement in October, and did not offered further details at the time.

On Friday, oil prices on the Asian trade went down, just right before the winter holidays. 

In the United States of America, the equity markets had a promising opening.

In Europe, the stocks were lower as the financial sector was negatively influenced by Italy's developments

Janet Yellen's speech comes after U.S. central bank's announcement that it will rise their interest rate much more than the investors were anticipating

After reaching its 14-years high last week, when the American dollar went up

German business for December went to its highest level since 2014, in April

 Meanwhile, markets analysts tried to warn investors of the possible higher interest rates in the future

Broker Goldman Sachs boosted its estimates for the second quarter on crude on Friday.

In Friday's session, Japan was the main star, due to Bank of America-Merrill Lynch's declaration on the economic future for the next year.

On Friday, the Greenback slipped against other currencies.

Instagram, the online mobile photo-sharing network owned by Facebook, announced that its base has now more than 600 million people

The financial movements of Bank of England is the second thing that respresent an interest for investors

   The Federal Reserve's estimation of three rate hikes for 2017, made the U.S. bond yields higher.

The Federal Reserve rose the number of rate hikes for 2017 and the results were seen in the Greenback's trajectory. 

Yahoo recommended its users only to change their password. 

The meeting includes other top business leaders too and forsee the input of the private sector to Trump. 

Fed Chief Janet Yellen will follow the Wednesday's meeting by a press conference that will discuss the increases for 2017.

Alphabet's Google is hurrying to be more on the middle of the road with its policy arm and lobbying

The Aussie stand its ground against the Greenback on Wednesday, while the Kiwi in New Zealand went higher

UniCredit announced its plans on Tuesday, adding that 14,000 jobs will be cut.

The European markets were encouraged by the Italian bank stocks

The  U.S. dollar index recovered ahead the Federal Reserve meeting that will end on Wednesday.

After a stately rally in the previous session, when the highest levels since 2015 were reached, oil prices were brough round on Tuesday.

Oil prices were supported by strong oil demand in Asia and supply cut by Abu Dhabi

Donald Trump, the elected president of United States of America promised economic stimulus, regulations and reduced taxes and his promises led the market into a economic rally

A higher interest rate and a stronger dollar are both influencing the gold.

After European Central Bank's recent moves, euro remained under pressure

   On Monday, oil prices went up reaching their highest level in almost a year and a half

The USD went down for a eight-week low against the CAD on Friday.

The bank asked a three-week extension to give back a debt of 5 billion euros

Markets are still influenced by investors's post-election optimism

The European Central Bank 's assets purchase program was scheduled to end in March of 201

Gold prices went lower on Friday

Oil prices rose on Thursday

Traders expected that ECB will extend its stimulus program by six-months, and made the European stocks rose higher, keeping the score even. 

ECB will decide whether to extend its quantitative easing program or not, program that is worth 80 billion euros and would normally end in March of 2017

EFG International, a Swiss private bank, plans on cutting up to 450 jobs in the next three years, as a part of BSI Bank takeover.

 McDonald's Corp decided to sale its China and Hong Kong stores to raise 1 billion dollars to 2 billion dollars

 The European stock markets went higher on Tuesday

 The American Dollar went up lightly on Tuesday against other currencies

Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi declared that he will submit his resignation on Tuesday

The U.S. Central Bank is expected a future interest rate hike next week, influencing the gold.

The agreement stipulates that OPEC will cut output by 1.2 million barrels per day starting January 2017

In Western Europe, Nissan Motors Infiniti sold more than 15,000 cars

 Royal Bank of Scotland declared that  it had settled legal clames with statements from shareholders

Euro managed to find its balance 

Banca Monte dei Paschi has to raise 5 billion euros to avoid injuries, all of that by the end of the year. 

On Monday, the Euro fell to its 20 month record low against the dollar, influenced by the Italian referendum results on changing the national constitution

  Oil prices rose on Monday to multi-month records, influenced by the hope of an announced output but by OPEC will help reducing the global supply superabundance and reduce the prices

Political uncertainty was raised in the Euro zone. 

After OPEC´s announcement of cutting production and support the price of oil, the black gold rose Thursday gaining more than 4%

Netflix mentioned that the content is this way available offline, for viewing later.

 On Wednesday, shares in Monte de Paschi di Siena, which is the oldest and the biggest lender in Italy, went down by 7%

Earlier this week, the Australian Bureau of Statistics declared that Australia's gross domestic product went downhill by 0.5% in the third quarter

Europe has its eyes on Italy, where, on Sunday, a referendum will be hold

These results show a more than promising start of holiday season shopping,giving retailers high hopes for the month of December

Even though Russia is not an OPEC member, some rumors said that the country might attend the meeting.

Investors are waiting now for the major economic event this week, and that's the OPEC meeting

Oil prices went lower as concerns get bigger ahead OPEC's meeting on Wednesday

South Korea's Samsung Electronics faces its biggest structural change

 The Aussie headed lower against the American Dollar on Tuesday

Strikes at Lufthansa continue

 Israel's biggest mobile phone operator, Cellcom, declared on Monday that it launched its new Cellcom TV app, and it will offer Apple TV

The company declared that were affected almost 900,000 of its 20 million fixed-line customers

After a lower trading on the Asian markets, the oil had a change in direction early in the  morning at negotiation in Europe

The dollar lost ground as investors decided that the currency might be risky in the future.

This was the highest since 17 of November, this year

Session's best performer on the Nifty 50 was Tech Mahindra Limited

 The Japanese car-maker Nissan also said that it will built new models at the biggest car plant in Britain.

As British Pound is becoming weaker and the costs of imports are rising more and more, shoppers look for online bargains

Experts say that the main influence on oil prices on Friday was the strong dollar.

Lufthansa canceled more than 2.600 flights, interrupting flight plans for almost 315,000 passengers.

In Asia, the bond yields stopped their climbing, after record-sales on Thanksgiving day in USA

Donald Trump's victory made Pesto turn to record low

Pilots from Vereinigung Cockpit union began their 14th strike since 2014

Oil prices edged higher on Thursday as uncertainty over a planned OPEC-led output cut and thin liquidity due to the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday weighed

Amanat Holdings, Damac Properties Dubai Co and Amalak Fiance had the worst performances in the session.

Wall Street hit record highs for the third consecutive time

Despite the rising of private consumption and higher rate spending, the German economy reduced to half its growth rate in the third quarter

The blue-chip Dow futures remained the same, the Nasdaq 100 futures fell 3 points and S&P 500 dropped 0.03 percent.

Traders continue to wonder if OPEC countries will be able to reach an agreement on a cap for oil output.

Experts say that the chance of a second increase in June of 2017  grow by 54.5 percent

The statement will be able to provide the first official result on the impact of UK's Brexit

Lufthansa is one of Europe's largest airlines.

The Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared that India will abrogate the bank notes as legal tender.

The private sector output growth in France remained solid in the month of November

The Aussie and the Kiwi went higher against the dollar on Wednesday

Dr Pepper Snapple expects that the deal with Bai will generate about 425 million dollars in 2017

The company declared Tusday that it will send 41 percents of Calsonic Kansei to KKR & Co. 

Stock markets around the world were cheered up on Tuesday 

On his first day in office, President Donald Trump announced that he will pull out USA from the TPP (Trans Pacific Partnership).

The U.S. insurer AIG announced on Tuesday that the company may move its headquarters from London to another country

OPEC will try to make its 14 member states and Russia to agree on a conducted production cut to buttress the market by bringing the production and consumtion in line.

The dollar had this slippery way mostly because its now supported only by an optimism on USA's future economy. 

Nigel Farage is one of the leaders of the Brexit ( vote for Britain to leave the EU), and he actually spoke to Donald Trump during his campaign.

The sneaker industry faced lower cost of production in China and Vietnam, making the moving to Asia very possible.

Oil prices reached a peak for the third consecutive week

Honda Motor announced that it will stick with its plans of North American Production 

Facebook said that it would hire 500 new members in their staff, adding 50% to their already employs in Great Britain.

USD remained supported as Donald Trump promises of ramping up fiscal spending and cutting taxes.

The European stocks were relatively higher on Monday, as specialists forecast fresh stimulus measures comments from European Central Bank President Mario Draghi later in the day

As expectation of president Donald-Trump to cut taxes and ramp up fiscal spending were hovering over the economy, the dollar remained supported by the idea of a future economic growth

Gold futures for December delivery were down 1.01%, at their lowest since May. 

The Chinese internet giant Baidu and the German automaker BMW will end their joint research on self-driving cars

The pair was under pressure even before Mario Draghi's speech, due to the dollar strenghteing.

Oil prices fell on Friday, as a consequence to a new hope that OPEC might agree on production cuts

 BOJ announced two operations, one to buy two-year notes at -0.09 percent and the other one for a five-year debt at -0.04 percent.

Even though the dollar rose in a rally for power over other currencies, it started to show signs of fatigue Thursday. 

During the European morning trade, the Euro Stoxx 50, France's CAC 40 fell 0.17 percent, and Germany fell 0.24 percent.

After a meeting with OPEC Secretary-General Mohammed Barkindo, the Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro declared that OPEC countries are ready to reach an agreement on cutting the oil output.

Even though the markets had great expectations from the document, the Australian employment data were pretty disappointing.

Sharp gains in U.S. bonds yields have attracted more investments in the dollar

Stocks on basic materials, industrial sector and consumer goods struggled on Wednesday, and made the market heading  lower

Asia's energy firms lead the markets higher on Wednesday, after the oil prices soared.

From the beginning of the year, the precious metal has increased its value 18.74%.

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Asian markets edged up Monday as weak macroeconomic data bumped against chatter about the launch of the Shenzhen-Hong Kong trading link. Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 XJO, +0.16%   recovered from early declines to trade up 0.1% while the Nikkei Stock Average NIK, -0.30%   was flat. South Korean stock markets are closed for a holiday. 

Pokemon Go is Ending his First Month, Pokémon GO Has Passed $200 Million in Worldwide Revenue. To put this into context, Sensor Tower compared Pokemon GO to revenue stats for Clash Royale and Candy Crush Soda Saga, finding it considerably outperformed both titles.

Trump's speech will focus on providing regulatory relief for small businesses, according to senior campaign aides familiar with its contents. More broadly, the Republican presidential nominee will state that he will not propose any new financial regulations until the economy shows "significant growth," the aides said

Despite its disappointing guidance, Western Digital may benefit in the short term from what Goldman calls "likely tight near-term HDD and NAND supply/demand." But longer term, Goldman believes the real damage is yet to come

The research, conducted by Kevin Dowd, professor of finance and economics at Durham University, said "the UK banking system is still in poor financial shape and that the Bank of England's stress tests merely disguise that reality."

The deal between the pair - which have been spending heavily to gain market share and battling fiercely for passengers - is nearly complete and could be announced as early as Monday, said the source, who declined to be identified because the deal is not yet public.

Other businesses have also used "Pokemon Go" to their benefit, including New York pizzeria L'inizio Pizza Bar. It sales went up 75 percent over the weekend after the owner spent $10 on "lure modules."

Nintendo shares were up 11.1 per cent at ¥30,860 in Tokyo today, the highest level since January 2009, having been up as much as 13 per cent earlier in the session, writes Peter Wells

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Asian shares tumbled starting Wednesday, when the election poll trickled in and the Republican candidate had a clear advantage

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Monday, October 31, 2016 - Stocks were mixed at the end of the day. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed 0.10% lower at 18,142.42, while the S&P 500 Index rose 0.01% closing at 2,126.15.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today
 

U.S. October 27^th: stocks were mixed after the close, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average it was down 0.16% to 18.169.68, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.17% to 2,139.43 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.52% to close at 7,708.7.

Sydney – October 27^th: The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.12% to 5,562.19, while the HANG SENG INDEX going up 1.27% to 23.549.52 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX going up 0.98% to close at 16.024.76.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today
 

U.S. October 27^th: stocks were mixed after the close, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.17% to 18.119.33, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.17% to 2,139.43 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.52% to close at 7,708.7.

What Happened in the Asian Stock Market Today

Asian – October 24^th: The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.62% to 5,523.28, while the HANG SENG INDEX going up 0.17% to 23.565.11 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX going up 0.76% to close at 17.364.25.

What Happened in the Asian Stock Market Today

Asian – October 21^th: The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.45% to 5,489.06, while the HANG SENG INDEX going up 0.98% to 23.604.08 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX going up 0.29% to close at 16.234.42.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today
 

U.S. October 21^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.09% to 18.145.71, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.01% to 2,141.16 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.78% to close at 7,730.9.

What Happened in the Asian Stock Market Today

Asian – October 20^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.22% to 5,513.85, while the HANG SENG INDEX going up 0.00% to 23.374.40 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX going up 0.30% to close at 16.184.59.

What Happened in the Wall Street Stock Market Today

U.S. October 20^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.22% to 18.162.35, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.14% to 2,141.34 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 1.67% to close at 7,791.5.

What Happened in the Asian Stock Market Today

Asian – October 19^th: The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.14% to 5,526.19, while the HANG SENG INDEX going up 0.30% to 23.374.40 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX going up 1.39% to close at 17.235.50.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today
 

U.S. October 19^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.22% to 18.202.62, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.22% to 2,144.29 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.07% to close at 7,923.9.

What Happened in the Asian Stock Market Today

Asian – October18^th: The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.48% to 5,518.43, while the HANG SENG INDEX going up 0.38% to 23.304.97 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX going up 0.21% to close at 16.998.91.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today
 

U.S. October 18^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.42% to 18,161.94, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.62% to 2,139.60 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.03% to close at 7,918.5.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today
 

U.S. October 17^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.29% to 18,056.40, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.30% to 2,126.50 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.27% to close at 7,920.7.

What Happened in the Asian Stock Market Today

Asian – October 14^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.86% to 5,470.88, while the HANG SENG INDEX going up 0.84% to 23.037.54 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX going up 0.26% to close at 16.900.12.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today
 

U.S. October 14^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.22% to 18,138.38, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.02% to 2,138.98 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.53% to close at 7,941.8.

What Happened in the Asian Stock Market Today

Asian – October 13^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.00% to 5,518.47, while the HANG SENG INDEX going up 0.88% to 23.233.31 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX going up 0.49% to close at 16.856.37.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today
 

U.S. October 13^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.25% to 18,098.94, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.31% to 2,132.55 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.46% to close at 7,900.2.

What Happened in the Asian Stock Market Today

Asian – October 12^th: The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.66% to 5,518.26, while the HANG SENG INDEX going up 1.61% to 23.031.30 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX going up 0.39% to close at 16.774.24.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today
 

U.S. October 12^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.09% to 18,144.20, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.11% to 2,139.17 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 1.09% to close at 7,937.1.

What Happened in the Asian Stock Market Today

Asian – October 10^th: The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.12% to 5,562.19, while the HANG SENG INDEX going up 1.27% to 23.549.52 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX going up 0.98% to close at 16.024.76.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today
 

U.S. October 10^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.49% to 18,329.04, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.46% to 2,163.66 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.29% to close at 7,920.9.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today
 

U.S. October 7^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.15% to 18,240.49, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.33% to 2,153.74 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.79% to close at 7,898.2.

Asian - October 5^th: The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.98% to 5,312.82, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 1.46% to 20,750.72 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  rising 0.67% to close at 15.669.33.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today

U.S. October 5^th stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising 0.11% to 17,949.37, while the S&P 500 index rose 0.08% to 2,100.47 and the NASDAQ Composite index drop 0.48% to close at 7,523.4.

What Happened in the Asian Stock Market Today

Asian – October 4^th: The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.59% to 5,537.01, while the HANG SENG INDEX going up 0.42% to 23.788.31 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX going up 0.50% to close at 16.819.24.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today
 

U.S. October 4^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.47% to 18,168.45, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.50% to 2,150.49 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.10% to close at 7,872.2.

What Happened in the Asian Stock Market Today

Asian – October 3^th: The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.09% to 5,569.89, while the HANG SENG INDEX going up 0.45% to 23.689.44 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX going up 0.83% to close at 16.735.65.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today
 

U.S. October 3^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.30% to 18.253.85, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.33% to 2,161.20 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.89% to close at 7,880.4.

What Happened in the Asian Stock Market Today

Asian – September 30^th: The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.72% to 5,564.84, while the HANG SENG INDEX going up 01.23% to 23.584.43 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX going up 0.90% to close at 16.598.67.

What Happened in the Asian Stock Market Today

Asian – September 28^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 1.86% to 5,558.23, while the HANG SENG INDEX going up 0.51% to 23.739.47 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX going up 1.39% to close at 16.693.71.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today
 

U.S. September 28^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.61% to 18,339.24, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.53% to 2,171.37 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.51% to close at 7,915.0.

What Happened in the Asian Stock Market Today

Asian – September 27^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.01% to 5,519.11, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.20% to 23.619.65 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 1.31% to close at 16.465.40.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today
U.S. September 27^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going up 0.74% to 18,228.30, while the S&P 500 index going up 0.64% to 2,159.93 and the NASDAQ Composite index is down 1.22% to close at 7,882.8.

Asian – September 26^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.01% to 5,519.11, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 1.09% to 23.571.90 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up 0.84% to close at 16.683.93.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today
U.S. September 23^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.91% to 18,094.83, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.86% to 2,146.10 and the NASDAQ Composite index is down 1.22% to close at 7,882.8.

What Happened in the Asian Stock Market Today
Asian – September 23^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.01% to 5,519.11, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.59% to 23.669.90 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down  1.25% to close at 16.544.56.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today
U.S. September 23^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.71% to 18,261.45, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.57% to 2,164.69 and the NASDAQ Composite index is down 1.22% to close at 7,882.8.

Asian - September 22^th: Asian. stocks raise after the close on Wednesday, with the Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.03% to 5,231.74, while the HANG SENG INDEX  droping  2.10% to 20,038.42 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  fell 3.05% to close at 15,434.14.

U.S. September 22^th: stocks were mixed after the close on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average decreasing 0.20% to 17,640.17, while the S&P 500 index fell to 0.18% to 2,071.50 and the NASDAQ Composite index fell 0.81% to close at 7,361.2.

What Happened in the Asian Stock Market Today

Asian – September 21^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.68% to 5,466.32, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.38% to 23.759.80 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up  1.91% to close at 16.807.62.

What Happened in the Wall Street Stock Market Today

U.S. September 21^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.90% to 18,293.70, while the S&P 500 index going up 1.09% to 2,163.12 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 1.42% to close at 7,902.8.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today

Asian – September 20^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.07% to 5,397.32, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.59% to 23.669.90 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up  1.91% to close at 16.807.62.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today

U.S. September 20^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.05% to 18,129.96, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.07% to 2,139.12 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.22% to close at 7,792.1.

Asian – September 19^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.07% to 5,397.32, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going down 0.08% to 23.530.86 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 0.16% to close at 16.492.15.

U.S. September 19^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.02% to 18,123.80, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.07% to 2,139.12 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.41% to close at 7,774.6.

Asian – September 16^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 0.06% to 5,393.68, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going down 0.11% to 23.190.64 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up 0.70% to close at 16.519.29.

U.S. September 16^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.49% to 18,123.80, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.38% to 2,139.17 and the NASDAQ Composite index is down 0.55% to close at 7,742.6.

Asian - September 15^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.72% to 5,625.71, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 1.57% to 22.494.76 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up 2.44% to close at 16.650.57.

U.S. September 15^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down   0.08% to 18,529.29, while the S&P 500 index going up 0.09% to 2,180.89 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.52% to close at 7,624.9.

Asian - September 14^h: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.13% to 5,643.96, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going down 0.20% to 22.174.34 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up 0.56% to close at 16.569.27.

U.S. September 14th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.61% to 17,840.62, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.68% to 2,088.55 and the NASDAQ Composite index drop 0.46% to close at 7,488.6.

Asian – September 13^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 0.17% to 5,309.99, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going down 0.11% to 23.190.64 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 0.69% to close at 16.614.24.

U.S. September 13^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 1.41% to 18,066.75, while the S&P 500 index going down 1.48% to 2,127.02 and the NASDAQ Composite index is down 1.27% to close at 7,760.2.

Asian – September 12^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 0.17% to 5,309.99, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going down 3.32% to 23.215.76 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up 0.34% to close at 16.729.04.

U.S. September 12^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going up 0.14% to 18,057.98, while the S&P 500 index going up 1.47% to 2,159.04 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 1.39% to close at 7,860.4.

Asian – September 9^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 2.23% to 5,319.10, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going down 3.36% to 23.290.60 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 1.73% to close at 16.672.92.

U.S. September 9^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going up 0.14% to 18,057.98, while the S&P 500 index going up 0.30% to 2,186.48 and the NASDAQ Composite index is down 0.21% to close at 7,736.1.

Asian - September 7th: Asian. stocks raise after the close on Wednesday, with the Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 3.70% to 5,437.40, while the HANG SENG INDEX  droping  30.36% to 21,297.88 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  fell 162.51% to close at 16,668.41.

U.S. September 7^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.06% to 18,526.14, while the S&P 500 index going up 0.30% to 2,186.48 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.51 % to close at 8,011.1.

Asian – September 6^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 0.25% to 5,510.42, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going down 0.19% to 23.741.81 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 0.41% to close at 17.081.98.

U.S. September 6^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going up 0.25% to 18,538.12, while the S&P 500 index going up 0.30% to 2,186.48 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.34% to close at 7,970.2.

Asian – September 5^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 0.25% to 5,510.42, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.58% to 23.787.68 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up 0.26% to close at 17.081.98.

Asian – September 2^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 0.74% to 5,470.57, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.45% to 23.266.70 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 0.01% to close at 16.925.68.

U.S. September 2^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going up 0.39% to 18,491.96, while the S&P 500 index going up 0.42% to 2,179.98 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.84% to close at 7,942.9.

U.S. September 1^st: stocks were mixed after the close on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average decreasing 0.20% to 17,640.17, while the S&P 500 index fell to 0.18% to 2,071.50 and the NASDAQ Composite index fell 0.81% to close at 7,361.2.

Asian - September 1^th: Asian. stocks raise after the close on Wednesday, with the Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 2.06% to 5,203.26, while the HANG SENG INDEX  droping  30.36% to 20,387.53 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  fell 160.18% to close at 15,859.00.

U.S. August 31^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going up 0.58% to 18,395.40, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.26% to 2,165.50 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.11% to close at 7,865.3.

Asian - August 30^th:  The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.68% to 5,470.31, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.46% to 21.322.37 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up 0.84% to close at 16.231.43.

U.S. August 31^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.26% to 18,454.30, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.20% to 2,171.60 and the NASDAQ Composite index is down 0.15% to close at 7,840.6.

U.S. August 26^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down  0.18% to 18,395.40, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.16% to 2,169.04 and the NASDAQ Composite index is down 0.11% to close at 7,757.3.

Asian - August 25^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 0.43% to 5,607.36, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.41% to 22.909.54 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 1.18% to close at 16.360.24.

U.S. August 25^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down  0.18% to 18,448.41, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.14% to 2,172.47 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.64% to close at 7,765.5.

Asian - August 24^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 0.23% to 5,612.33, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.03% to 22.826.87 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 0.25% to close at 16.555.95.

U.S. August 23^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going up  0.10% to 18,547.30, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.20% to 2,186.90 and the NASDAQ Composite index is down 0.01% to close at 7,721.6.

U.S. August 24^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down  0.35% to 18,481.48, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.52% to 2,175.44 and the NASDAQ Composite index is down 0.07% to close at 7,716.4.

Asian - August 22^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.62% to 5,647.13, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.62% to 22.997.91 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 0.61% to close at 16.497.36.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today

U.S. August 22^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down  0.19% to 18,529.42, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.06% to 2,182.64 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.01% to close at 7,721.7.

Asian - August 19^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 0.23% to 5,612.33, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.26% to 22.997.91 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up 0.32% to close at 16.598.19.

U.S. August 30^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going up 0.58% to 18,395.40, while the S&P 500 index going up 0.52% to 2,180.38 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.71% to close at 7,812.7.

U.S. August 19^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down  0.24% to 18,552.57, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.14% to 2,187.02 and the NASDAQ Composite index is down 0.22% to close at 7,721.1.

Asian - August 18^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 0.32% to 5,625.37, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going down 0.37% to 22.937.22 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up 0.36% to close at 16.486.01.

U.S. August 18^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going up  0.13% to 18,597.70, while the S&P 500 index going up 0.22% to 2,187.02 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.58% to close at 7,737.8.

Asian - August 17^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 0.37% to 5,607.27, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.98% to 23.023.16 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 1.55% to close at 16.486.01.