Month: July 2021

After delaying the meeting to discuss output quota for a day, the OPEC+ still fails to reach a deal regarding production increase for the coming months. News headlines suggest that the increase could eventually be below market expectations. Crude oil prices jumped with the front-month WTI contract rose to near 3-year high of US$76.22/ bbl
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Westpac outline the factors driving the Australian and New Zealand dollars: Near-term risks remain negative,  with RBA vs RBNZ trajectory,  and trade and political tensions between Australia and China,  weighing on the cross and dominating Australian commodity outperformance. There’s potential for a decline towards 1.06 during the month ahead.  By year end, though, we expect
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NEW YORK: Oil prices rose about 2% on Thursday on indications that OPEC+ producers could increase output more slowly than expected in coming months, while rising global fuel demand would continue to tighten supply. Brent crude was up $1.23, or 1.7%, to $75.85 a barrel by 12:38 p.m. EDT (1638 GMT). U.S. West Texas Intermediate
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Dollar surges sharply against Yen today and maintains gain after better than expected job data. Though, the greenback is retreating mildly against other major currencies, as traders are probably lightening up their positions first ahead of tomorrow’s non-farm payrolls. Comments from ECB and BoE officials gave Euro and Sterling some support. But they’re not enough
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