Share: Natural Gas faces downside as demand remains subdued while supply builds bigger by the day. Natural Gas prices could sinks to $2. The US Dollar snaps its three-day-winning streak after BoJ surprise comments.  Natural Gas (XNG/USD) is facing more downturn as the economic balance is shifting towards a supply surplus. All pipes are open and
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It takes awhile for declines in used car prices to filter into the CPI but it’s coming. In October, used car prices fell 2.3% and they’ve fallen another 2.1% in November, according to Manheim. On a year-over-year basis, prices fell 5.8%. “While November’s decline was only slightly less than October’s, the move lower was on
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The U.K.’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has added crypto exchange Poloniex to its warning list of non-authorized companies. The Seychelles-based exchange is one of the three companies owned by or related to entrepreneur Justin Sun, that have cumulatively suffered four hacks in the last two months. The warning to Poloniex was published on the FCA’s
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Share: Indian Rupee loses traction on the renewed US Dollar buying. The markets anticipate the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to maintain the status quo on the repo rate, leaving it unchanged at 6.5%. Investors await the US weekly Jobless Claims on Thursday ahead of the RBI rate decision and US Nonfarm Payrolls. Indian Rupee
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Gold prices steadied on Wednesday, as the dollar levelled with bets for an interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve in the first half of 2024, ahead of key U.S. jobs data this week that could offer more clarity on the central bank’s rate path. FUNDAMENTALS * Spot gold edged up 0.1% at $2,020.39 per
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Euro and Sterling are falling broadly in European session today, a trend largely driven by notable decrease in benchmark yields in Germany and the UK. German 10-year bund yield has reached its lowest point since June. Simultaneously, UK 10-year gilt yield has dipped below 4% mark for the first time since May These movements in
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Share: The Bank of Canada (BoC) opted to maintain its key interest rate at 5% on Wednesday, for the third consecutive decision, as widely expected. According to the BoC the latest data “suggest the economy is no longer in excess demand”. The tone of the statement hints at no rate hikes ahead.  The BoC said
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CAD The BoC left interest rates at 5.00% as expected at the last meeting but remains prepared to raise rates further if needed. BoC Governor Macklem delivered a less hawkish speech in the press conference compared to his previous remarks. The recent Canadian CPI missed expectations across the board and the underlying inflation measures eased,
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