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Markets: Gold down $16 to $1695 US 10-year yields up 6 bps to 3.88% WTI crude up $4.06 to $92.51 S&P 500 down 115 points to 3629 USD leads, NZD lags The Fed-pivot talk went down in flames today and it didn’t even take a big surprise in the jobs report. The headline was basically

Gold prices have been on the rise recently, hovering around Rs 51,000 mark. The yellow metal has gained value, rebounding after six months of consecutive decline. For the last six months prices were on a declining spree. It was the rising interest rates which was actually driving the dollar index on the higher trajectory and

Dollar rises broadly after US published another set of robust non-farm payroll job data. As Fed got a nod from the report for continuing its aggressive tightening, US stock futures are trading knocked down while treasury yields jump. Canadian Dollar is also lifted slightly by solid employment data too. In immediate actions, Euro and Swiss

The @Newsquawk NFP Preview: Looking for 250k payroll additions (vs 315k in August) To download the report, please click here Summary: The headline rate of payrolls growth is expected to resume cooling in September, with the consensus looking for 250k payroll additions (vs 315k in August); the jobless rate is seen unchanged at 3.7%, and

Oil futures inched lower on Friday as a firm dollar weighed on prices ahead of key U.S. jobs data, although benchmarks were headed for a weekly gain on OPEC+’s move to cut production. Brent crude futures were down 25 cents, or 0.26%, to $94.17 a barrel at 0649 GMT. WTI crude futures were down 25

The forex markets are still staying in consolidative mode for now, awaiting guidance from US non-farm payrolls. For now, some Fed hawks are rather clear that there’s seeing no case for slowing down tightening yet. Fed fund futures are pricing in over 70% chance of another 75bps hike in November. But such expectations could be

The major US stock indices are ending the day lower for the 2nd consecutive day. The Dow led the move to the downside with a decline of -1.15%. Looking at the final numbers: Dow industrial average fell -346.93 points or -1.15% at 29926.95. The index is back below the 30,000 level. It remains just above

india: Losing Sheen: India’s gold imports drop 30% in September despite festive season – The Economic Times Video | ET Now ET Now | 06 Oct 2022, 09:00 PM IST Embed <iframe mozallowfullscreen=”true” webkitallowfullscreen=”true” allowfullscreen=”true” width=”560″ height=”420″ frameborder=”0″ src=”/videodash.cms?autostart=1&msid=94687843&rlvideo=1808152121″></iframe> Despite the festive season, India’s gold imports have fallen, compared to the previous year. India imported

The forex markets are very quiet today, with major pairs and crosses stuck inside yesterday’s range so far. Dollar is trying to recover but lacks sustained buying. Traders are clearly holding the bets before tomorrow’s non-farm payroll report. As for the week, the greenback remains the worst performer, followed by Yen and Swiss Franc. Commodity

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Citi Research said in a note on Wednesday the final market impact of OPEC+ decision to slash oil production would depend on the agreement duration, and expects major consumers to “react with displeasure” to the deal. OPEC+ agreed to its deepest cuts to production since the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, despite a tight market and opposition

Dollar traded with an undertone in Asian session together with Yen and Swiss Franc. The pull back in US stocks overnight turned out to be shallow and brief. Major indexes managed to pare back much of earlier losses to close just slightly lower. Investors seemed to be just cautious ahead of Friday’s job report. Meanwhile,

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A panel of OPEC+ ministers recommended a cut to the group’s output limits of 2 million barrels day as they seek to halt a slide in oil prices caused by the weakening global economy. The recommendation from the cartel’s Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee will be discussed by ministers later on Wednesday before they make a

This week’s rebound in global stock markets is losing momentum, as major European indexes and US futures are trading lower. Dollar recovers and lead Yen and Swiss Franc higher. Meanwhile, the rebound in Sterling also appears to have exhausted. Aussie and Loonie are following the Pound and next weakest while Kiwi is supported by RBNZ

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MELBOURNE: Oil prices inched up on Wednesday extending 3% gains in the previous session ahead of a meeting of OPEC+ producers to discuss a big output cut in what energy executives and analysts see as a tightly supplied market. Brent crude rose 11 cents to $91.91 a barrel at 0001 GMT, after climbing $2.94 in

New Zealand Dollar rises broadly in quiet markets today, after RBNZ delivered the 50bps rate hike as widely expected, clearing the doubt that it will follow RBA and opt for a smaller hike. Dollar remains the worst performer of the week, following strong risk rebound in stock markets, while yields weakened. Yen is the second