The NASDAQ 100 has gone back and forth during trading on Thursday.
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The S&P 500 Index did almost nothing during the trading session on Thursday as we continue to see this market bang up against a significant resistance barrier.
Despite the recovery of the US dollar during the recent trading sessions, the XAU/USD gold price is trying to hold its ground this week.
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For three trading sessions in a row, the bulls are moving at the price of the USD/JPY currency pair to the upside until the US jobs numbers are announced tomorrow, Friday.
The recent selling operations witnessed by the GBP/USD currency pair stopped at the support level of 1.2100, bouncing back from the resistance level of 1.2293 and settled around the level of 1.2145
During the middle of this week's trading, the price of the EUR/USD currency pair is subjected to selling operations.
The Turkish lira fell against the dollar during trading yesterday, Wednesday, after the country's inflation data released yesterday, the number rose by 2.37%.
Spot natural gas prices increased in the recent trading at the intraday levels, to achieve slight daily gains until the moment of writing this report, by 0.54%.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose during its recent trading at the intraday levels, to achieve gains in its last sessions by 1.29%.
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After trading near highs early this week not seen since the third week of June, the NZD/USD currency pair has started to look technically bearish again.
The USD/JPY has reversed upwards after hitting depths early this week that had not been seen since the first week of June.
Bitcoin (BTC) made news for its meteoric rise and its equally meteoric fall.
Significant Selling near $1.0300.
The EUR/USD currency pair continues to go back and forth without any real direction or conviction one way or the other.
The GBP/USD currency pair continues to chop around as it looks for some type of directionality.