Month: May 2022

CME Group’s flash data for crude oil futures markets noted traders scaled back their open interest positions by just 596 contracts on Tuesday. Volume, instead, went up for the second straight session, now by around 20.3K contracts. WTI remains side-lined around $110.00 Tuesday’s inconclusive price action in WTI was amidst a small decrease in open
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Crude oil find sellers against topside swing area The price of WTI crude oil futures chopped up and down in trading today. The low price was at $108.61. The high price was at $111.43. The prices settling between those levels at $109.77. That’s down -$0.52 or -0.47%. Looking at the hourly chart, the high price
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Prior 100.9; revised to 100.1 Coincident index 97.5 Prior 95.5; revised to 96.8 The overall assessment of the coincident index remains unchanged i.e. seen as ‘improving’. The index is used as a reference to economic conditions, but most of the indicators used to make up the index has already been released individually – so there
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New Zealand Dollar rises broadly today after an hawkish RBNZ rate hike, which suggests that interest rate could peak higher than earlier projected. Australian and Canadian Dollars are also generally firmer. On the other hand, Euro is starting to lose some upside momentum again, struggling to ECB driven rally. Swiss Franc and Sterling are soft
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Gold prices touched a more than one-week high on Monday, as an easing dollar supported greenback-priced bullion, although rising U.S. Treasury yields capped gains. FUNDAMENTALS Spot gold rose 0.3% to $1,850.39 per ounce, by 0039 GMT, their highest since May 12. U.S. gold futures GCv1 also gained 0.3% to $1,847.90. The dollar began the week
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Gold Price remains firmer so far this week. As FXStreet’s Dhwani Mehta notes, XAUUSD eyes a sustained move above the 21-Daily Moving Average (DMA) at $1,857. Immediate support is seen at the $1,850 psychological level “Attention turns towards the global Manufacturing and Services PMIs preliminary readings, which will provide fresh hints on a potential recession
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