Australian Dollar is trading broadly lower today, reflecting uncertainties that emerged after release of minutes from RBA meeting earlier this month. The minutes revealed that a hold was considered at the meeting. Arguments were finely balanced even though it eventually decided to hike 25bps. These revelations have stirred market doubts about the continuity of monetary
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Share: Natural Gas price corrects from its daily highs after the release of upbeat macroeconomic housing data from the US, which supports the US Dollar and weighs on XNG/USD.  Natural Gas pares earlier gains reached after Norwegian data showed lower-than-expected production in May, sparking supply fears. Despite bullish fundamentals, the longer-term technical trend remains bearish as long as prices
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Air travel is certainly back as consumers return to the skies after years of covid-related curbs. The TSA reports that on Friday it screened 2.785m people, which is the highest number of passengers in a single day since 2019. Couple that with today’s surprise 21.7% jump in US housing starts and higher rates aren’t exactly
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Bullion prices extended their losses on Tuesday on a stronger Dollar Index (DXY). Analysts expect gold to be range bound in today’s session with a bearish tilt. MCX August Gold futures were trading at Rs 59,176 per 10 grams in the opening trade and were unchanged as against their last close while July Silver futures
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Share: The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) published the Minutes of its June monetary policy meeting, citing that “board considered rate rise of 25bp or holding steady and reconsidering at later meeting.” Additional takeaways Arguments were “finely balanced” but board decided case for immediate hike was stronger. Hike would provide greater confidence inflation would return
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Oil prices eased on Monday as questions over China‘s economy outweighed OPEC+ output cuts and the seventh straight drop in the number of oil and gas rigs operating in the United States. Brent crude fell 17 cents, or 0.2%, to $76.44 a barrel by 1319 GMT while U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude lost 27
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