Nicholas Kitonyi is a journalist specializing in finance at various prominent outlets. His work primarily focuses on commodities and futures, trading, and the evolving landscape of cryptocurrency, including regulation and taxation. Nicholas has been featured in Seeking Alpha, NFTgators, NewsBreak, Forbes, and FXDailyReport.Com.
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Nicholas Kitonyi's coverage is heavily focused on financial markets, particularly forex trading and cryptocurrency. The majority of his articles are press releases or private sector announcements related to these topics.
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By: Nicholas Kitonyi
On Thursday, the GBP/USD currency pair pulled back from the session highs of about 1.3557 to trade at about 1.3535.
By: Nicholas Kitonyi
On Thursday, the USD/CAD currency pair pulled back from the session high of about 1.3835 to trade at about 1.3811.
USD/CAD retreated to 1.3811 after mixed US PPI data and job claims. On Thursday, the USD/CAD currency pair pulled back from the session high of about 1.3835 to trade at about 1.3811.
On Friday, the AUD/USD currency pair bounced back from the session lows to trade at about 0.7167 following Thursday’s pullback.
By: Nicholas Kitonyi
On Friday, the USD/JPY currency pair pulled back from the session highs of about 154.58 to trade at about 153.93.
On Friday, the Bitcoin price bounced back from the session lows of about $76,147 to trade at about $79,397 after the latest US data.
By: Nicholas Kitonyi
On Friday, the WTI crude oil price pulled back from the current week’s highs of about $104.24 to trade at about $99.03.
On Friday, the gold price bounced back from the session lows of about $4,293 to trade at about $4,402 before pulling back to $4,362.
By: Nicholas Kitonyi
On Friday, the US dollar index pulled back from the session highs of about 99.37 to trade at about 99.09 after the latest US data.
WTI crude oil pulled back to $99.03 from session highs, pressured by disappointing US inventory data and falling consumer sentiment.
