Month: April 2021

With the weather office projecting normal monsoon rains this year, the agriculture sector is hoping for a healthy year, but any disruption in weather patterns may disturb the mood for commodity markets. That was the message from market watchers after the India Meteorological Department projected a bountiful monsoon season even as coronavirus restrictions loomed large
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Yen bounces broadly in Asian session session today, after Japan reported solid trade data. Sterling is currently following as second strongest, then Aussie. On the other hand, Euro weakens in general, dragging down the Swiss Franc too. The developments came as Sterling is reversing recent decline against other European majors. Dollar and Canadian are both
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AUD/USD clinches fresh seven-week highs, briefly regains 0.7800. The aussie’s daily chart shows scope for additional upside. RSI points north, as the bulls eye the horizontal trendline resistance. AUD/USD is battling 0.7800, sitting at the highest levels in seven weeks, as the sentiment remains underpinned by broad-based US dollar weakness. The covid vaccine rollouts driven
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OPEC could just have JMMC monitoring meeting A report says OPEC+ is discussing downgrading the April 28 scheduled ministerial meeting and only having a JMMC monitoring meeting. OPEC has already pre-committed to the next few months. They have the option to tweak it but with oil fairly steady and inventories running off, they’re probably happy
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Euro finally breaks through 1.2 handle against Dollar, as the greenback’s selloff resumes today and accelerates broadly. Nevertheless, Euro is overwhelmed by others, in particular Sterling, which is the strongest for now, followed by Swiss Franc. Commodity currencies are somewhat lagging behind too, partly as they’re facing some pressure against Yen. Overall, the Dollar bearish
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