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“My previous webinar at FXStreet on Support and Resistance had pretty high positive feedback and was ranked one of the most viewed webinars. However, I got a ton of emails requesting a trading strategy using Support and Resistance. In this webinar I’ll go into detail on Entries and Exits using Support and Resistance in our way of teaching.”
We've brought in trader Navin Prithyani to share his Support and Resistance Strategy in this webinar exclusively here at FXStreet. Navin Prithyani has been featured on various publications online and offline and is known to simplify complex forex trading for everyone to understand. He's been a Premium Speaker, spoke at our Seminars, and has been among the top ten most viewed webinars and analysis here at FXStreet for the last several years. This is a webinar not to miss!
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EUR/USD stays depressed near 1.2050 amid firmer yields, ahead of Powell
EUR/USD remains on the backfoot around 1.2050, as the US dollar rises with Treasury yields. Concerns about the pace of the yield surge dent the risk appetite. Focus on EZ retail sales and US data ahead of Fed Chair Powell’s speech.
USD/JPY: Bulls battle seven-week-old hurdle around 107.00
USD/JPY remains positive for the second consecutive day while attacking the July 2020 peak, market the previous day, during early Thursday. However, the upper line of a rising trend channel formation since January 11 joins RSI and MACD to probe the bulls around 107.087, up 0.10% intraday.
GBP/USD steadies around 1.3950 as bond bears catch a breather ahead of Powell
GBP/USD picks up bids around 1.3950 following a bounce from 1.3921. UK unilaterally extended NI border checks, EU vows legal response. US Treasury yields regain upside momentum, driving the US dollar higher. Fed’s Powell will be watched to confirm reflation fears.
Gold’s fate hinges on Treasury yields, Powell’s speech
Gold struggles with its rebound as DXY firms up with Treasury yields. XAU/USD reached fresh nine-month lows at $1702 amid a renewed uptick in the US Treasury yields, as the bond market turmoil resumed on Wednesday.
WTI holds the bid in Asia, testing the $61 area
WTI rallied from a low of $59.27 to a high of $61.97 on the day yesterday as US fuel stocks dropped and the market weighs OPEC+ and the implications of a deal rollover. The expectations OPEC+ producers might decide against increasing output when they meet this week lifted the black gold. Russia is also considering rolling over production cuts from March into April rather than raising output.