FinanceWorld Markets Review: 6th November 2023 – Oil, Gold, S&P500, Dollar
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Oil has been excluded from the global risk rally The US economy has seen a cooling trend, with lower-than-expected nonfarm payrolls, weaker-than-expected wages growth, and an almost two-year high unemployment rate. This has led to optimism in the Federal Reserve’s decision to end hiking interest rates. A 100’000 downside revision to August and September numbers
8th September 2022: Yesterday trading signals are given +10.439%; The fall of the economy of Ukraine 37%; European Central Bank to lift cap on interest rates; How Europe is coping with the energy crisis
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Yesterday trading signals are given +10.439% Symbol: ETHUSD; Type: BUY; Open Price: 1517.82; Close Price: 1651.89; Profit: +8.116%. Symbol: USDCHF; Type: SELL; Open Price: 0.9787; Close Price: 0.97634; Profit: +0.241%. Symbol: US500; Type: BUY; Open Price: 4027.72; Close Price: 3980.66; Profit: -1.168%. Symbol: ETHUSD; Type: SELL; Open Price: 1588.5; Close Price: 1536.87; Profit: +3.25%. The
6th September 2022: Yesterday trading signals are given +0.446%; Cost of energy will account for 15% of GDP in Europe; Energy crisis in Germany; The situation with the S&P 500
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Yesterday trading signals are given +0.446% Symbol: EURCHF; Type: SELL; Open Price: 0.97565; Close Price: 0.9713; Profit: +0.446%. The cost of energy will account for 15% of GDP in Europe According to Goldman, Europe’s Energy Bills will Have Increased by $2 Trillion by the Year 2023. According to the experts, a reasonable response would be
31th August 2022: Yesterday trading signals are given +4.173%; Rising interest rates in the EU; The start of a recession in the EU; The Austrian authorities will repay part of the population’s payments
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Yesterday trading signals are given +4.173% Symbol: USOIL; Type: SELL; Open Price: 93.538; Close Price: 91.803; Profit: +1.855%. Symbol: HK50; Type: SELL; Open Price: 20137.8; Close Price: 19671.1; Profit: +2.318%. Rising interest rates in the EU The price of energy and food drove the increase in consumer prices in August, which was 9.1% higher than