Technical Analysis

U.S. stocks are set to open lower Friday, continuing the recent selloff with investors' confidence hit by a combination of pandemic, economic and political worries

European stock markets largely weakened Friday, with investors concerned that the second wave of Covid-19 cases will halt the region’s nascent recovery.

The number of Americans applying for initial unemployment benefits came in at a larger-than-forecast 870,000 last week, signaling that the recovery in the labor market is losing momentum as the coronavirus pandemic lingers and layoffs continue apace.

The GBP is likely to move upward until it reaches the resistance of 1.2795.

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The dollar hit a two-month high against its developed-market peers..

UK's Raab supports that virus restrictions are serious, proportionate

The dollar index was up late Tuesday afternoon in Asia, extending the 0.8% gain in the previous session, when COVID-19 fears and worries over the US Congress’ stimulus impasse drove a selloff across other assets.

Gold has started a remarkable downside correction and stands on the key 23.6% retracement area after a failure to hold the 38.2% retracement area.

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European shares fell on Monday as rising COVID-19 infection rates in Europe prompted renewed lockdown measures in some countries, casting doubt over the economic recovery, with a lack of U.S. stimulus also weighing on sentiment.

Asian equity markets were subdued, and US equity futures traded choppy after last Friday’s losses on Wall Street.