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Asia Mixed, Traders Wary Of Global Oil SupplyAsia markets closed mixed to end the first trading day of the week. The Shang Hai Composite led advancing issues with a gain near 1.25%, but most other indices in the region moved less than 0.20% at the end of Monday trading. The

The major U.S. equity indexes are treading water at the mid-session on Thursday, shortly before the release of the U.S. Federal Reserve’s interest rate and monetary policy decisions at 1900 GMT.The central bank is widely expected to keep rates unchanged, but investors will look at the monetary policy statement for

It seems like you just recently looked at the oil market and was sure about the further direction of prices but something has changed again.At the beginning of October, two major oil benchmarks reached highs of November 2014. Some traders believe that it’s a strong signal of the further rally

World markets once again increase craving for protective assets. The Friday rebound was more like a short-term fixation after a strong movement. On Monday, the US stock indices gave up some positions: S&P500 sank by 0.6%, DJI lost 0.4%.Tuesday’s trading session in Asia began with a modest growth, but at

Crude oil continues its impressive rally. To the fears of a shortage due to the disruption of supplies from Iran and Venezuela was added some optimism with regard to an increased demand thanks to the international trade increase, which may be reinforced after NAFTA deal and a new portion of strong data. As

The 2007-08 financial crisis was an event that undeniably had a major impact on the global economy. The crisis, which is believed to have been largely triggered by poor debt-keeping and dangerous mortgage practices, unleashed a tremendous series of rippling effects that affected both the world’s largest financial institutes as

U.S. Treasury yields fell for the time in four sessions on Thursday after a government report surprisingly showed U.S. producer prices fell in August. Declines in the prices of food and a range of trade services offset an increase in the cost of energy products for the first drop in

Stocks of the Emerging Markets remain under pressure on Wednesday morning, with positive sentiments prevailing in American markets following strong macroeconomic statistics. MSCI for Asia-Pacific region has been updating its lows since July 2017, losing 0.5% on Wednesday. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng loses 0.2% but is also in the area of 14-month lows.

Gold prices edged higher on Wednesday after the previous session’s sharp fall, but rising U.S. interest rates and lingering Sino-U.S. trade tensions continued to weigh on the market with investors selling the metal at small rallies.Spot Gold XAUUSD is trading at 1203.59 up 0.20% on the day as of writing

Tuesday’s price action in crude oil only proves what we already know: despite calls of an oversupplied market and reduced global demand, traders are more concerned about not having enough crude oil.With the market primarily supported by long hedge fund positions, bullish news is going to have a greater impact

Way back in January Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin bluntly stated his desire for a weaker U.S. Dollar. President Trump quickly corrected him and the dollar weakened. However, conditions began to change about mid-February when talk about at least four Fed rate hikes began to surface and the dollar reached its

This August seems hot. Not only temperature but also currency market volatility is rising. The period of active vacations, which is accompanied by a decrease in volumes, this time result in increased volatility. So far we have seen this in the EM currencies that have been subjected to sanctions or

Gold prices were mostly steady in range-bound Asian trade on Thursday, after gaining for two straight sessions, with a strong dollar weighing on upside momentum. However, the downside movement of Gold was limited as US dollar loses ground to the Japanese Yen. Spot Gold XAUUSD is trading at $1211.89 down

Just when you thought the renewed sanctions on Iran were already priced into the crude oil market, there are signs today that this may not be the case. Both U.S. West Texas Intermediate and international benchmark Brent crude oil futures contracts are trading higher on Tuesday. The catalyst behind the

The dollar adds at the start of a new week, despite the weak employment growth in July report. The EURUSD pair is trading near the 6-weeks lows at 1.1550. Despite a poor number of jobs created, market participants felt that the Fed would maintain its commitment to the gradual tightening

Any signs of recovery were hammered on July 20 when the pairing fell 140 pips on news that Canada’s May retail sales had shot up 2%, rather than the forecast 1.1%. Recent comments by US President Donald Trump about his disdain for domestic interest rate hikes have also put pressure

The major U.S. stock indexes are trading mixed on Friday, reflecting their exposure to the technology sector and the easing of trade tensions between the United States and the European Union.The main driver of the price action in the technology sector on Thursday is Facebook. The social media giant represents

The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday that hackers from a Russian state-sponsored group invaded the control rooms of U.S. power companies. There were two attacks by the Russian group: the first attack was back in the 2016 and the second attack throughout 2017.The Russian hackers broke the security networks of

Crude oil is trading higher on Monday, but is it really being driven higher by the launching of “an offensive of speeches and online communications meant to foment unrest and help pressure Iran to end its nuclear program and its support of militant groups?” Or is the start of a

The U.S. dollar was seen weakening on Friday after the U.S. President Trump commented about the currency’s strength. Trump said that China and the EU, among other countries were manipulating their currencies and interest rates lower. He also said that the U.S. was hiking interest rates while the dollar gets