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MercadosForex

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Forex Mapa de calor

El mapa de calor de Forex en tiempo real muestra el precio del par de divisas en tiempo real y el precio de cierre de la jornada de trading previa, para mostrar la comparación entre las tendencias del mercado de diferentes pares de divisas. XTrend Speed proporciona a sus usuarios un mapa de calor de las divisas en tiempo real. En la página "Mapa de calor" los inversores pueden ver las tasas cambiarias de docenas de divisas, la mayor parte de las cuales son las más populares del mundo, como el euro, el dólar de EEUU, el yen japonés, la libra británica, el franco suizo, el dólar australiano, el dólar canadiense y el dólar de Nueva Zelanda. En la página "Mapa de calor" los inversores pueden comprender en un solo vistazo las subidas y bajadas de un par de divisas, gracias a los diferentes colores y tonos de los colores en la tabla. Al mismo tiempo, en la página "Mapa de calor" los inversores también obtienen acceso gratis a las últimas noticias y a la agenda económica de varias divisas.

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NoticiasAgenda económica

U.S. Central Command: At 4 p.m. Eastern Time on Monday, the U.S. military launched a new round of strikes against Iran. The operation is intended to further weaken Iran's military capabilities used to attack commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz.

Resumen informativo20-07 20:17De XTrend Speed
U.S. Central Command: At 4 p.m. Eastern Time on Monday, the U.S. military launched a new round of strikes against Iran. The operation is intended to further weaken Iran's military capabilities used to attack commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz.

The Dow Jones Index closed down 305.32 points, or 0.59%, at 51841.10 points on July 20 (Monday);The S&P 500 Index closed down 14.0 points on July 20 (Monday). 28 points, or 0.19%, to 7443.41 points;The Nasdaq Composite Index closed down 12.17 points, or 0.05%, to 25508.07 points on July 20 (Monday).

Resumen informativo20-07 20:05De XTrend Speed
The Dow Jones Index closed down 305.32 points, or 0.59%, at 51841.10 points on July 20 (Monday);The S&P 500 Index closed down 14.0 points on July 20 (Monday). 28 points, or 0.19%, to 7443.41 points;The Nasdaq Composite Index closed down 12.17 points, or 0.05%, to 25508.07 points on July 20 (Monday).

White House: Trump takes further steps to adjust U.S. aluminum import policy.

Resumen informativo20-07 19:46De XTrend Speed
White House: Trump takes further steps to adjust U.S. aluminum import policy.

The Israeli military said plans for a pilot area in southern Lebanon were launched on Monday. The pilot regional program in southern Lebanon is being developed in partnership with the U.S. military and the Lebanese Armed Forces.

Resumen informativo20-07 19:35De XTrend Speed
The Israeli military said plans for a pilot area in southern Lebanon were launched on Monday. The pilot regional program in southern Lebanon is being developed in partnership with the U.S. military and the Lebanese Armed Forces.

Senior war correspondent Elijah Maniye said that although the United States does have powerful offensive capabilities and can launch high-intensity strikes against Iranian facilities, it can only weaken Iran at best. He pointed out that the United States has a large number of offensive weapons used to attack Iran, but at the same time its inventory of interceptor missiles is limited, making it difficult to resist Iran's retaliatory attacks on U.S. assets, allies and Israel. "The United States can therefore launch a large-scale campaign, but to sustain it, it must make difficult choices: which bases to protect, which cities to defend, and which incoming threats to intercept," Magnier explained.At the same time, Iran is likely to seek to expand "the geographic scope of the conflict and increase the number of targets that Washington must defend, thus raising the political and especially economic costs of another U.S. strike." By concentrating its use of ballistic and cruise missiles in saturation attacks that wear down enemy air defenses and force the United States and its allies to waste interceptor missiles on decoy targets, Iran could launch devastating strikes against U.S. military bases, logistics hubs, ports, radar facilities, and fuel storage facilities in the region. Attacks on U.S. Gulf allies could increase internal pressure on their governments to demand that the U.S. back down.

Resumen informativo20-07 19:28De XTrend Speed
Senior war correspondent Elijah Maniye said that although the United States does have powerful offensive capabilities and can launch high-intensity strikes against Iranian facilities, it can only weaken Iran at best. He pointed out that the United States has a large number of offensive weapons used to attack Iran, but at the same time its inventory of interceptor missiles is limited, making it difficult to resist Iran's retaliatory attacks on U.S. assets, allies and Israel. "The United States can therefore launch a large-scale campaign, but to sustain it, it must make difficult choices: which bases to protect, which cities to defend, and which incoming threats to intercept," Magnier explained.At the same time, Iran is likely to seek to expand "the geographic scope of the conflict and increase the number of targets that Washington must defend, thus raising the political and especially economic costs of another U.S. strike." By concentrating its use of ballistic and cruise missiles in saturation attacks that wear down enemy air defenses and force the United States and its allies to waste interceptor missiles on decoy targets, Iran could launch devastating strikes against U.S. military bases, logistics hubs, ports, radar facilities, and fuel storage facilities in the region. Attacks on U.S. Gulf allies could increase internal pressure on their governments to demand that the U.S. back down.

According to the Islamic Republic of Iran Radio and Television (IRIB): Deputy Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council Bagheri said that the United States has not taken action to unfreeze Iran’s frozen assets and has violated its commitments.

Resumen informativo20-07 19:14De XTrend Speed
According to the Islamic Republic of Iran Radio and Television (IRIB): Deputy Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council Bagheri said that the United States has not taken action to unfreeze Iran’s frozen assets and has violated its commitments.