Latest data released by CBI – 22 September 2020 Prior -44 Trends selling prices -1 vs -4 expected Prior -5 The slight setback here underscores that any recovery momentum among UK manufacturers remains tepid at best, and the situation may yet get worse once government stimulus starts to run its course ahead of the closing
Month: September 2020
New Delhi: Silver futures on Tuesday dropped by Rs 916 to Rs 60,400 per kg as participants reduced their bets on low demand. On the Multi Commodity Exchange, silver contracts for December delivery tumbled by Rs 916, or 1.49 per cent, to Rs 60,400 per kg in a business turnover of 16,360 lots. Silver traded
Asian markets are trading mildly lower today, following the weakness in US overnight. While DOW dropped more than -900 pts during the session, it managed to pare back half of the losses to close down -509.72 pts only. Following that, Dollar and Yen retreated some gains while Gold also recovered. Trading also turned a bit
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S&P and NASDAQ down for 4 days. Dow on 3 day losing streak The major indices all closed lower but well off the highs. S&P and NASDAQ are still lower for the 4th consecutive day Dow down for the 3rd day in a row NASDAQ closes 11% below its all-time high but nearly erased a -273
NZD/USD consolidates the previous day’s losses from the seven-day low of 0.6651. Virus-led risk aversion remains as the key driver, US dollar strength cheered the most. Traders seem to prepare for Wednesday’s RBNZ, Fedspeak can offer intermediate moves. NZD/USD struggles for a clear direction near 0.6665 during Tuesday’s Asian session. The pair dropped the most
US Secretary of State Pompeo tweeting: Pompeo is winning over allies to his more aggressive stance on China’s actions. If Biden wins in November I suspect moves against China from the US and allies will not be would back. I’m not the only one thinking this, a post from last week: And, from even earlier
Mumbai: The Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX) on Monday said it has witnessed a total delivery of 1,06,814 tonnes in five base metal contracts since January 2019. These five base metals – aluminium, copper, lead, nickel and zinc – were converted into compulsory delivery contracts in a phased manner since January last year, the
Risk aversion builds up momentum in European session and carries forward to the US, with DOW opening down more than -400 pts. New Zealand and Australian Dollars are trading broadly lower, while Sterling is also among the weakest on fear of return to coronavirus lockdown. On the other hand, the safe-have triple of Dollar, Yen
Contractors work on a new home under construction at Taylor Morrison Home Corp.’s La Solara Community in Dublin, California. David Paul Morris | Bloomberg | Getty Images With no major move in mortgage rates, there was no sudden incentive to refinance a home loan last week, so fewer people did. That drove overall mortgage application
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The pound continues to struggle for momentum as buyers fail to breach the 1.30 level in trading last week For bank trade ideas, check out eFX Plus After the slide to start the month, cable got some reprieve last week on a push towards 1.3000 but the key level held and shifted the focus to
S&P 500 has fallen as expected to test its key medium-term 63-day average, now at 3292. Although this is holding at present, the risk is seen for a close below 3292 with next supports seen at 3285/80 and then 3260/59, per Credit Suisse. More: S&P 500 Index needs further fiscal support to avoid a correction Key
Norway publishes the white paper on its sovereign wealth fund proposals The proposition suggests that the sovereign wealth fund should change its “geographical composition” and should reduce its share holdings of developed markets in Europe, instead increasing its share of US and Canadian stocks. In the bigger picture and long-term horizon, this is something to
Barclays Commodities Research on Monday raised its oil price forecasts for 2020, citing limited potential downside to its demand outlook. The bank raised its 2020 Brent and U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) price forecasts by $2 to $43 per barrel and $39, respectively. For 2021, the bank expects Brent and WTI prices to average $53
The markets are rather quiet in Asian session with Japan on holiday. Some selloff is seen in Hong Kong stocks but others simply ignored. The forex markets are generally stuck inside Friday’s range, with Dollar and Swiss Franc trading with a soft tone. On the other hand, Aussie and Sterling are so far the firmer
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