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GBP/JPY has been testing the support at 136.60. A break below this level will provoke a decline to 135.90. However, it seems like the correction has been forming. On the daily chart, MACD and Stochastic Oscillator have formed a bullish divergence with the chart. RSI (8) is in the oversold area. It means that the recovery may happen soon. If the pair sticks above 136.60, odds of the rise towards 138.14 will increase. If the pair falls below 136.60, the rebound may occur from 135.90.
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.
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.
XAU/USD formed a “hammer” candlestick on the D1 ahead of the 100-day MA. The price made a higher low on the H4 and now only the resistance at $1 877 separates the precious metal from further gains.
