Dollar and Yen lost their position as the strongest ones as US stocks staged another day of massive rebound overnight, together with treasury yields. On the other hand, Canadian Dollar is currently the best performer for the week, helped by WTI crude oil’s reclaim of 70 handle. But Aussie and Kiwi remain the weakest at
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Forex news for North American trade on July 21, 2021: Markets: Gold down $6 to $1803 US 10-year yields up 8.3 bps to 1.29% S&P 500 up 36 points to 4358 WTI crude up $3.08 to $70.28 CAD leads, JPY lags As you can see, there wasn’t much to move the fundamental needle on Tuesday
LONDON: Oil prices rose on Wednesday, extending gains from the previous session as improved risk appetite provided support despite data showing an unexpected rise in US oil inventories last week and a weaker demand outlook due to rising COVID-19 infections. Brent crude futures gained 97 cents, or 1.4%, to $70.32 a barrel at 1136 GMT,
The report from the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) shows that total crude oil and petroleum products (ex. SPR) stocks rose +4.42 mmb to 1275.28 mmb in the week ended June 16. Crude oil inventory increased, for the first time since mid-April, by +2.11 mmb (consensus: -4.47 mmb) to 439.69 mmb. Stockpile increased in 3
Risk trades stick with the rebound from yesterday 10-year Treasury yields are now up 4 bps on the day to 1.25% and equities are also trading higher in general, with European indices holding gains around 0.9% to 1.5%. The Spanish IBEX is leading the charge and is up by nearly 2% on the session now.
London copper prices fell on Wednesday, dented by a stronger dollar which rose on worries about climbing COVID-19 cases worldwide. Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange fell 0.5% to $9,2792 a tonne by 0732 GMT. The most-traded August copper contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange tracked overnight gains in London to close up 0.2%
While US stocks staged a strong rebound overnight, the moves didn’t follow through in mixed Asia. There is also little reaction in the currency markets. Yen and Dollar remain the strongest ones for the week, despite retreating mildly. New Zealand Dollar is the worst performer, followed by Aussie and then Sterling. Euro is not performing
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New Delhi: Gold in the national capital on Tuesday gained Rs 253 to Rs 47,100 per 10 gram amid supportive global trends, according to HDFC Securities. In the previous trade, the precious metal had closed at Rs 46,847 per 10 grams. Silver slipped Rs 61 to Rs 65,730 per kilogram from Rs 65,791 per kilogram
ECB’s conclusion of the strategy review on July 8 has made this week’s meeting very important. Policymakers adjusted the inflation target to a symmetric 2%, allowing a temporary overshoot. Despite the significant change, no monetary policy is expected to change in July. We only expect some changes in the forward guidance, in reflection of the
The market breathes in an air of calm so far in European trading After the sharp declines yesterday and the deterioration of the risk mood, things are looking calmer today with European indices up by around 0.8% to 1.0% while US futures are also gaining modest ground; S&P 500 futures up 0.5%. Elsewhere, Treasury yields
NEW DELHI: Gold moved higher on Tuesday, recovering from the scars of previous session, as rising Delta virus threat spooked investors. Both precious metals posted decent gains on . Gold futures on MCX were up 0.38 per cent or Rs 184 at Rs 48,278 per 10 grams. Silver futures gained 0.29 per cent or Rs
Overall market sentiments stabilized in Asia, after the massive risk-off trades in the US overnight. While Asia indexes are still down, losses are limited. Yen and Swiss franc are paring some gains but remain the overwhelmingly strongest ones. Commodity currencies are the weakest as led by Canadian Dollar. Dollar and Euro are mixed for now,
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New Delhi: Gold in the national capital on Monday dipped Rs 126 to Rs 46,967 per 10 gram in line with a fall in international precious metal prices, according to HDFC Securities. In the previous trade, the precious metal had closed at Rs 47,093 per 10 grams. Silver also went lower by Rs 97 to
Yen and Swiss Franc dominates the markets for the day, as selloff in stocks spread from Asia to Europe, to US. Risk aversion intensified with DOW down over -800 pts in initial trading, while 10-year yield breaks1.2 handle. Canadian Dollar is the worst performing one, as WTI crude oil breaks below 70 handle. However, Australian
10-year Treasury yields fall by close to 5 bps to 1.25% Risk aversion is the name of the game so far to start the new week and lower Treasury yields can arguably be a cause or by-product of such sentiment. The brief retreat early last week proved to be nothing more than what the name
NEW DELHI: Gold edged up on Monday, following the global trend, as rising delta virus threat spooked investors, nudging a return to the traditional safe haven. However, silver traded lower on . A surge in coronavirus cases could dampen global economic recovery, but the up move in dollar capped the gains of yellow metal. Gold