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By Yash Sawant The recovery story of copper has been eye catching as the red metal made up all the lost ground on strong fundamentals. Despite the shackled global economy, copper, often used to gauge the health of the overall economy, climbed about 50 per cent on the LME in the past months after hitting
Reactions to the better than expected job data from US and Canada are rather muted. The greenback is currently trying to extend recovery. Yet, it’s still the worst performing one for the week. Eyes remain on developments of US-China relations. But it probably takes a bit more time for the US to announce follow-up actions
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By Shruti Srivastava and Swansy Afonso Demand for gold in India rebounded in July, with imports jumping by a quarter from a year earlier, as lockdowns to combat the coronavirus in the second-largest consumer of the metal were slowly eased. Overseas purchases rose to 25.5 tons in July from 20.4 tons a year earlier and
Sterling strengthens generally today after BoE stands pat. Even though investments remained weak, the central offered some optimism in the way that spending recovered significantly. At this point, Euro is the second strongest, followed by Yen. New Zealand Dollar and Canadian are the weaker ones. For the week, however, Dollar stays as the worst performing
Weekly jobless claims data Lowest since the pandemic started Prior was 1434K (revised to 1435K) Continuous claims 16107K vs 16900K PUA claims 655K vs 909K prior (lowest since the week the program was introduced) Better numbers on initial jobless claims but it’s still daunting how they’ve remained so high. For bank trade ideas, check out
Grapevine has it that residents who purchased gold and silver jewellery, and bars and coins at huge premiums post demonetisation on November 8, 2016 have got an exit with gold hitting record highs past Rs 55000 per 10 gm and silver spot at Rs 73617 a kilo Thursday, just shy of the record Rs 75020
Sterling remain remains the strongest one for today, as it’s maintaining post BoE gains. Nevertheless, there is no apparent follow through buying after the initial surge. On the other hand, Dollar appears to be stabilizing mildly, and it’s receiving some support from better than expected jobless claims. Though, the key for the greenback is still
Pompeo has warned widely on China, and continues to do so: urges U.S. citizens to exercise increased caution with respect to travel in or to China Announced a ‘clean network’ to use tech not from China More on the clean network: Clean Carrier: To ensure untrusted People’s Republic of China (PRC) carriers are not connected
NEW YORK: Oil prices rose to their highest since early March on Wednesday after a large decline in US crude inventories and supported by a weak dollar, but mounting coronavirus infections had investors worried about the demand outlook. Brent crude was up $1.51, or 3.4%, at $45.94 a barrel by 11:13 a.m. ET (1513 GMT).
The report from the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) shows that total crude oil and petroleum products (ex. SPR) stocks fell -2.11 mmb to 1452.57 mmb in the week ended July 31. Crude oil inventory declined -7.37 mmb (consensus: -3 mmb) to 518.6 mmb. Stockpile fell in 3 out of 5 PADDs. PADD 3 (Gulf
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Gold prices jumped Rs 1,365 to Rs 56,181 per 10 gram in the national capital on Wednesday following a strong rally in global market, according to HDFC Securities. Silver also depicted a strong trend as it zoomed Rs 5,972 to Rs 72,726 per kg from Rs 66,754 per kg in the previous trade, it said.
Dollar’s selloff intensifies in early US session after ADP job report hugely missed expectations. The strong upward revision in prior month’s figure just make the picture looks worse, exaggeration the steep slowdown in labor market rebound. At this point, Yen is following the greenback as then second weakest, then New Zealand Dollar. On the other
Investor loans up 8.1% m/m vs. 2% expected and prior of -15.6% Owner occupier +5.5% m/m vs. expected +3.5% and prior -10.2% The ‘prior’ figures (May) were a shocker, of course. June showing some improvement as the country exited lockdowns (Vic going back in in in July will impact next month) For bank trade ideas,
Mumbai: Gold futures October contract hit a record high of Rs 54,480 per 10 gm , before dipping a tad to Rs 54392 late night India time. The rise reflected the jump in overseas gold to $2002.5 an ounce. The August contract, which expires tomorrow, traded at.a premium of Rs 54,560, indicating that sellers could
Dollar turns soft again after momentum for rebound faded quickly. Euro and Swiss Franc are back in control even though they’re still generally range bound. Australian Dollar is following closely after RBA stands pat as widely expected. Recovery is still expected and the central didn’t sound concerned with recent surge in Aussie’s exchange rate. The