Brent Oil (LCO) News, Page 1
- Brent Oil55.850-0.1100(-0.2000%)01:06:18(GMT)|Real-Time Data, Quoted in USD
- OpenN/A
- Day's Range55.790 - 55.960
- ClassCommodities
- Bid/Ask55.830/55.870
- SymbolLCO
- Subclass / SectorEnergy
The Week Ahead – Economic Data and COVID-19 Updates to Drive the Majors
It’s another busy week ahead. The continued spread of the coronavirus and last week’s dire PMI numbers out of the U.S could get things off to a bad start…
The Weekly Wrap – U.S PMIs and the Coronavirus Drive Risk Aversion
It was quite a week for the markets. The coronavirus spread gathered pace beyond China’s borders, with U.S private sector catching the markets off guard.
The Week Ahead – Economic Data, COVID-19 Updates and Geopolitics in Focus
It’s a busy week ahead, with private sector PMI numbers likely to reflect the impact of COVID-19 on economies. Falling cases should soften the blow, however.
The Weekly Wrap – Stats, Monetary Policy, and COVID-19 Drove the Major
It was quite a week for the global financial markets, with the bulls coming out on top. COVID-19 will remain the headline for now…
The Mid-Week Wrap Up – Coronavirus and Impact on the Major Currencies
Updates from China and beyond on the coronavirus continue to grip as central banks and governments attempt to downplay longer-term impact.
The Week Ahead: Stats, Geopolitics and Monetary Policy Put the USD, GBP and Kiwi Dollar in Focus
It’s a busy week ahead. While the stats will influence, there’s Brexit, Trump and the coronavirus to consider and the RBNZ…
The Weekly Wrap – U.S Data, Monetary Policy, and Geopolitics the Majors
The week belonged to the Dollar. Economic data supported the more positive outlook towards the economy as President Trump got acquitted.
The Week Ahead – Economic Data, the RBA and the Coronavirus in Focus
A busy week ahead on the economic calendar may have little influence should the spread of the coronavirus continue…
The Weekly Wrap – Stats, the Coronavirus, the FED and the BoE Drive the Majors
Risk aversion and a string of disappointing stats plagued riskier assets in the week. The Pound was a winner, however, in its last week in the EU…
The Week Ahead – Brexit, Earnings, Monetary Policy and Stats Are in Focus
It’s a big week ahead. Britain leaves the EU, Trump’s defense team is in action, corporate earnings are in focus, and the FED and the BoE are in action.
The Weekly Wrap – Monetary Policy, Economic Data and the Coronavirus Drove the Markets
It was a tough week. While economic data was skewed to the positive, the coronavirus and dovish sentiment towards monetary policy also influenced.
The Week Ahead: Monetary Policy in Focus, with the PBoC, BoJ, BoC, and the ECB in Action
It’s a big week on the monetary policy front, with stats also to influence…
The Weekly Wrap – Trade, the Dollar, China, and the Pound Drew Attention
It was quiet a week, which culminated in Dollar dominance and Pound woes.
The Week Ahead – Corporate Earnings, Stats, and Geopolitics to Deliver More Volatility
The focus will be on Iran and the signing of the U.S – China phase 1 trade agreement. Any shocks and expect risk aversion to bite.
The Weekly Wrap – Brexit, Iran, and Economic Data Drove the Majors in the Week
It was a particularly choppy week for the markets. The Middle East, Brexit, and economic data were all in focus throughout the week.
U.S.-Iran Conflict Could Devastate Gulf States’ Economies
The targeted killing of a top Iranian military commander has raised tensions in the Persian Gulf to dangerous levels. Further escalation could push Tehran to close the Straits of Hormuz, which could be disastrous for the Gulf states.
The Week Ahead – Stats, Impeachment, and Brexit to Take a Back Seat as Iran Takes Center Stage
Trump hits Iran with a drone attack that could lead to a military response from the Iranians. That would spell disaster for those looking for peace…
The Weekly Wrap – Sentiment Towards Trade and the Middle East Overshadowed the Stats
It was a mixed week, as risk appetite hit reverse in the 2nd half of the week in response to U.S military action in the Middle East.
Events that Shook the Global Financial Markets in 2019
It was another big year for the global financial markets that culminated in a phase 1 trade agreement and assured Britain’s departure from the EU.
The Week Ahead – Economic Data and Geopolitics to Keep Things Interesting
It may be a shortened week once more, but it’s unlikely to be as lackluster as the week prior. Economic data, trade, and Brexit will be in focus.
