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European stock markets are on track for a positive open on Wednesday, with traders awaiting the release of a new batch of economic data, as well as the latest minutes from the US Federal Reserve's latest monetary policy meeting.

Markets in Europe are also in a positive momentum following yesterday's publication of Germany's preliminary inflation report, in which the figure is set to decline more than expected.

The DAX gained 0.10% at 8:07 am CET, while the CAC 40 added 0.33%, and the FTSE 100 rose 0.28%. The pan-European Euro Stoxx 50 increased 0.14% a minute later.

At 7:59 am CET, the euro improved by 0.17% against the dollar, selling for $1.05702, and the pound grew by 0.11% to go for $1.19866.

Baha Breaking News (BBN) / JG

Happy hump y’al

European stock markets are on track for a positive open on Wednesday, with traders awaiting the release of a new batch of economic data, as well as the latest minutes from the US Federal Reserve's latest monetary policy meeting.

Markets in Europe are also in a positive momentum following yesterday's publication of Germany's preliminary inflation report, in which the figure is set to decline more than expected.

The DAX gained 0.10% at 8:07 am CET, while the CAC 40 added 0.33%, and the FTSE 100 rose 0.28%. The pan-European Euro Stoxx 50 increased 0.14% a minute later.

At 7:59 am CET, the euro improved by 0.17% against the dollar, selling for $1.05702, and the pound grew by 0.11% to go for $1.19866.

Baha Breaking News (BBN) / JG

Happy hump y’al
Gold pushing $1850’s
Plus over 1/2 a %

Major stock indexes in Europe traded mixed in premarket on Tuesday, as investors awaited the latest data on German inflation, with analysts predicting it might fall to single digits. In addition, traders will be paying attention to the country's unemployment rate figure. This week will also be marked by the release of the euro area consumer price index (CPI), alongside the Eurozone consumer confidence.

The DAX edged down 0.06% at 8:00 am CET, while the FTSE 100 added 0.34% at the same time. The Euro Stoxx 50 lost 0.19% at 8:01 am CET. The CAC 40 declined 0.20% at 8:02 am CET.

The euro traded 0.14% below the dollar at 7:59 am CET, selling for 1.06520. The pound gained 0.12% against the greenback to go for 1.20631 simultaneously.

Baha Breaking News (BBN) / AY

Happy New Year y’al
EU urges North Korea to stop increasing tensions
EU reportedly offers China COVID vaccine donations
*At last a world leader showing humane reactions

Major stock indexes in Europe traded mixed in premarket on Tuesday, as investors awaited the latest data on German inflation, with analysts predicting it might fall to single digits. In addition, traders will be paying attention to the country's unemployment rate figure. This week will also be marked by the release of the euro area consumer price index (CPI), alongside the Eurozone consumer confidence.

The DAX edged down 0.06% at 8:00 am CET, while the FTSE 100 added 0.34% at the same time. The Euro Stoxx 50 lost 0.19% at 8:01 am CET. The CAC 40 declined 0.20% at 8:02 am CET.

The euro traded 0.14% below the dollar at 7:59 am CET, selling for 1.06520. The pound gained 0.12% against the greenback to go for 1.20631 simultaneously.

Baha Breaking News (BBN) / AY

Happy New Year y’al
Gold registering circa + 1.00% at $1841.50
Should set 2023 off on a positive footing.

There should have been a release today regarding Total Voting Rights.

European stocks were lower in Friday's premarket trading as investors look to the ultimate session in 2022 amid recession fears, hoping that the United States Federal Reserve may slow interest rate hikes in an effort to achieve employment balance. The traders also scrutinize the positive effects of China's reopening, while countries introduce testing requirements for Chinese travelers due to the COVID-19 surge.

The FTSE 100 lost 0.20% at 8:00 am CET, the DAX fell 0.13% and the CAC 40 was down 0.31% simultaneously.

The euro decreased 0.23% compared to the dollar to sell for 1.06436 at 7:59 am CET and the pound declined 0.18% against the greenback to go for 1.20455 at the same time.

Baha Breaking News (BBN) / MX

Last trading day of the year
U.K. markets trading on a 1/2 day
8:00 — 12:30pm
*Other bourses around the world may differ!
Happy Friday y’al, enjoy your holiday weekend.

European stocks were lower in Friday's premarket trading as investors look to the ultimate session in 2022 amid recession fears, hoping that the United States Federal Reserve may slow interest rate hikes in an effort to achieve employment balance. The traders also scrutinize the positive effects of China's reopening, while countries introduce testing requirements for Chinese travelers due to the COVID-19 surge.

The FTSE 100 lost 0.20% at 8:00 am CET, the DAX fell 0.13% and the CAC 40 was down 0.31% simultaneously.

The euro decreased 0.23% compared to the dollar to sell for 1.06436 at 7:59 am CET and the pound declined 0.18% against the greenback to go for 1.20455 at the same time.

Baha Breaking News (BBN) / MX

Last trading day of the year
U.K. markets trading on a 1/2 day
8:00 — 12:30pm
*Other bourses around the world may differ!
Happy Friday y’al, enjoy your holiday weekend.

Spot prices of precious metals rose on Thursday after an unemployment report from the United States seemingly made traders believe the increase in jobless claims would result in a slowdown of the Federal Reserve's restrictive monetary policy that aims to push inflation down.

The market appeal of gold is often negatively affected by rising interest rates and the latest data could have offered investors some optimism about the yellow metal's potential in 2023.

Gold increased by 0.71% to $1,817.33 per ounce at 1:42 pm ET. Silver gained 2.04% and reached $23.97 per ounce at the same time. Platinum advanced 4.68% to $1,057.61 per ounce at 1:43 pm ET. Palladium climbed up 0.44% to $1,781.60 per ounce concurrently.

Baha Breaking News (BBN) / MS

Major stock indexes in Europe traded mostly lower on Thursday, as concerns over China’s COVID-19 control continued to mount on a global level. Following the United States’ step to introduce negative virus tests on travelers coming from China, the United Kingdom mulled over placing the same measures.

The DAX declined 0.27% at 8:04 am CET, while the CAC 40 slipped 0.28% and the FTSE 100 was flat at the same time. The Euro Stoxx 50 traded with a 0.36% loss at 8:05 am CET.

The euro traded 0.07% above the dollar at 8:05 am CET, selling for 1.06153. The pound added 0.08% against the greenback to go for 1.20250 simultaneously.

Baha Breaking News (BBN) / AY

Major stock indexes in Europe traded mostly lower on Thursday, as concerns over China’s COVID-19 control continued to mount on a global level. Following the United States’ step to introduce negative virus tests on travelers coming from China, the United Kingdom mulled over placing the same measures.

The DAX declined 0.27% at 8:04 am CET, while the CAC 40 slipped 0.28% and the FTSE 100 was flat at the same time. The Euro Stoxx 50 traded with a 0.36% loss at 8:05 am CET.

The euro traded 0.07% above the dollar at 8:05 am CET, selling for 1.06153. The pound added 0.08% against the greenback to go for 1.20250 simultaneously.

Baha Breaking News (BBN) / AY

European stock exchanges were below the flatline in the premarket trade on Wednesday after Russian President Vladimir Putin banned selling oil to countries that comply with the price cap on his country's oil. Elsewhere, investors reassessed China's decision to ease most COVID-19 restrictions, especially those concerning travel, from early 2023, while Germany is reportedly exploring ways to cut income and corporation tax.

The DAX decreased by 0.09%, London's FTSE 100 lost 0.59% and the CAC 40 declined by 0.08% at 8:02 am CET.

Both the euro and the British pound were flat compared to the dollar at 8:03 am CET, trading at 1.06444 and 1.20290, respectively.

Baha Breaking News (BBN) / MS

Happy hump y’al

European stock exchanges were below the flatline in the premarket trade on Wednesday after Russian President Vladimir Putin banned selling oil to countries that comply with the price cap on his country's oil. Elsewhere, investors reassessed China's decision to ease most COVID-19 restrictions, especially those concerning travel, from early 2023, while Germany is reportedly exploring ways to cut income and corporation tax.

The DAX decreased by 0.09%, London's FTSE 100 lost 0.59% and the CAC 40 declined by 0.08% at 8:02 am CET.

Both the euro and the British pound were flat compared to the dollar at 8:03 am CET, trading at 1.06444 and 1.20290, respectively.

Baha Breaking News (BBN) / MS

Happy hump y’al

Gold + 1.5% at $1825.55

It’s a long time until 8:00am tomorrow but looking good at the moment.

European stocks rose in premarket trading on Tuesday after an extended Christmas weekend as investors digested China's decision to ease COVID-19 restrictions and continued to monitor the situation in Ukraine.

The DAX added 0.19% and the CAC 40 climbed 0.59% at 8:00 am CET. The FTSE 100 will remain closed for a public holiday.

The euro gained 0.27% against the dollar to sell for 1.06648 at 8:01 am CET and the pound increased 0.36% compared to the greenback to go for 1.21110 at the same time.

Baha Breaking News (BBN) / NP

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European stocks rose in premarket trading on Tuesday after an extended Christmas weekend as investors digested China's decision to ease COVID-19 restrictions and continued to monitor the situation in Ukraine.

The DAX added 0.19% and the CAC 40 climbed 0.59% at 8:00 am CET. The FTSE 100 will remain closed for a public holiday.

The euro gained 0.27% against the dollar to sell for 1.06648 at 8:01 am CET and the pound increased 0.36% compared to the greenback to go for 1.21110 at the same time.

Baha Breaking News (BBN) / NP

Goldilocks playing up
Currently + 58% at $1808.40

Closed at 12:30 Bob.

As I said Bob you told me before.
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RE: Today’s Volume comparison18 Feb 2020 22:20
Hi Razor

Really appreciate your contribution to this board but the buys and sells volumes can be quite the reverse of what is shown.

Worth having look at LSE trading conditions with regards to NMS and what time frame trades have to be entered into the book It may be that to maintain a "normal market a large trade can be held for up to 3 days Lets say a sell bargain is struck at 135. When entered into the book and showing as a trade then if the price is currently at 134 it will show as a buy. Equally normal trades marked as "o" can be delayed by 5mins and entered as abuy or sell depending on the price at that time. When spreads are as tight as 0.10 then a buy or sell can be vice versa at time of entry. This explains to a large extent as to why when buy volumes are shown as double the sells the price can fall as happened recently. Equally in a share in the 100 or 250 the liquidity is governed by sellers and buyers so each sell has to be balanced by a buyer. In the AIM , discretionary and Grey market then an intermediary broking house will set the buy and sell price to ensure sufficient liquidity to make a market eg a market maker. All this a few years ago so may well have changed since then but may be basically the same.#
Very much appreciate your contribution to this board and if you know different look forrad to bringing an oldie up to date.

Kind regards Bob

Hi Bob I think I remember you checking me on a volume comment in the past hence the message in the title… “If volume is your thing” as I fully understand that it is not as obvious a director as it may seem.
Anyway do no harm to repeat the message as there may be other less experienced investors who need the help.