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WTI oil eased quickly from new six-month high ($77.88, hit after Monday’s gap-higher opening), signaling that traders are not very much concerned about growing threats of strong supply disruptions, though overall picture remains firmly…
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Platinum extends pullback into second consecutive day and fresh bears accelerated on Friday on stronger profit taking from new multi-year peak ($1349 – the highest since Sep 2014). The metal was in steep rally in past two months, which…
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British retail sales slumped in May, marking the sharpest monthly decline in a year and a half, as consumer demand fell following a strong spending surge in April on food, summer clothing, and home improvements. Retail sales fell by 2.7%…
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Gold dipped below important supports at $3374 (Fibo 23.6% of $3120/$3452 / bull-trendline off $3120 higher low) on Friday, deflated by less aggressive tones from the Middle East, as President Trump delayed announcement of decision whether…
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The Bank of England (BoE) held interest rates steady at 4.25% during its June policy meeting, as widely expected. The central bank emphasized it is closely watching risks stemming from a weakening labor market and rising energy prices amid…
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Gold edged lower on Thursday following probe through pivotal supports at $3374/65 (Fibo 23.6% of $3120/$3452 / trendline support / 10DMA). Near term sentiment weakened after Fed rate decision and comments from Chair Powell. Although…
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The Federal Reserve kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged on Wednesday, as widely expected. While US policymakers reiterated that some rate cuts are still anticipated this year, they tempered the expected pace of those cuts due to…
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Dollar remains constructive ahead of Fed verdict The dollar index held steady and moved within a narrow range following advance in past three days, as traders await announcement from Fed. The dollar benefited from safe-haven demand on…
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The Federal Reserve is expected to keep interest rates unchanged at its June policy meeting as policymakers weigh signs of a cooling economy against risks of rising inflation, driven by recent US import tariffs and escalating tensions in…
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British inflation rose by 3.4% y/y in May, compared to 3.5% in April, but missed forecast for 3.3% increase. Core CPI, stripped for the most volatile food and components, was down to 3.5% in May, from 3.8% previous month and came in line…
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