Mcx Crude Commodity Market Trading broadly continues to be in a downward spiral however, both the benchmarks look oversold in the near-term as been
http://www.profitkrishna.com
We have the DOE petroleum inventory data from the US, which we believe will show a good of amount surge in stockpiles. So for the day, we hold a bearish view on oil. There are no major data due today.
http://www.profitkrishna.com
Read about the latest global economic forecast in this November presentation from the EIU's Global Forecasting Service. To receive regular global economic updates, or to dig deeper into the data, register for free access at www.eiu.com/gfs.
Read the latest Economist Intelligence Unit economic forecast for August. Includes regional outlooks for the US, Western Europe, Japan, and Emerging Markets. Also forecasts for commodities and exchange rates. Visit www.eiu.com/gfs to view more.
The EIU has downgraded its forecast for the US in 2010 to 2.3% (from 2.8%) previously. Read about the latest economic forecast for the world, updated from August.
We have the DOE petroleum inventory data from the US, which we believe will show a good of amount surge in stockpiles. So for the day, we hold a bearish view on oil. There are no major data due today.
http://www.profitkrishna.com
Read about the latest global economic forecast in this November presentation from the EIU's Global Forecasting Service. To receive regular global economic updates, or to dig deeper into the data, register for free access at www.eiu.com/gfs.
Read the latest Economist Intelligence Unit economic forecast for August. Includes regional outlooks for the US, Western Europe, Japan, and Emerging Markets. Also forecasts for commodities and exchange rates. Visit www.eiu.com/gfs to view more.
The EIU has downgraded its forecast for the US in 2010 to 2.3% (from 2.8%) previously. Read about the latest economic forecast for the world, updated from August.
Weekly Currency Round-Up – Friday 15th June 2018Beatrice Garcia
Ecostats throughout the week and Tuesday’s debate in the House of Commons over amendments to the EU withdrawal bill have all had effects on the pound, this week.
Trifid Research is an advisory firm which provides intelligent share tips like as Currency Tips, Commodity Tips and Forex Tips. Defiantly, keep in mind next time.
The EIU has updated its economic forecast for January. Highlights since December include: raising GDP growth forecasts for both the US and euro zone, China's slowing economy, and commodity price and demand outlook.
RocSearch's take on Fed Rate Hike, July 2016 anusri sahu
The US Fed acknowledged reduced risks and improved labour market, but no hikes yet. But the US economic conditions overall are stable enough to anticipate a single rate hike either in September or December meeting
We have a ranged view for the commodity in today’s session though would look for selling or buying based on the developments in the latter half of the day
mcx crude oil sep future technical analysis
mcx crude oil short term technical analysis
mcx crude oil sep future is trading at 2868 with almost 3% gains
we seen low near 2580 but as global market recovery on the way
oil futures also rallied on hope as well as sharp short covering
for short term traders, 2780 and 2520 are support zones
on upside 3270 is strong resistance as target zone for this
recovery cum short covering rally in this energy commodity
Weekly Currency Round-Up – Friday 15th June 2018Beatrice Garcia
Ecostats throughout the week and Tuesday’s debate in the House of Commons over amendments to the EU withdrawal bill have all had effects on the pound, this week.
Trifid Research is an advisory firm which provides intelligent share tips like as Currency Tips, Commodity Tips and Forex Tips. Defiantly, keep in mind next time.
The EIU has updated its economic forecast for January. Highlights since December include: raising GDP growth forecasts for both the US and euro zone, China's slowing economy, and commodity price and demand outlook.
RocSearch's take on Fed Rate Hike, July 2016 anusri sahu
The US Fed acknowledged reduced risks and improved labour market, but no hikes yet. But the US economic conditions overall are stable enough to anticipate a single rate hike either in September or December meeting
We have a ranged view for the commodity in today’s session though would look for selling or buying based on the developments in the latter half of the day
mcx crude oil sep future technical analysis
mcx crude oil short term technical analysis
mcx crude oil sep future is trading at 2868 with almost 3% gains
we seen low near 2580 but as global market recovery on the way
oil futures also rallied on hope as well as sharp short covering
for short term traders, 2780 and 2520 are support zones
on upside 3270 is strong resistance as target zone for this
recovery cum short covering rally in this energy commodity
declining crude oil pricing:causes and global impactSatyam Mishra
this presentation gives some insight into the causes of declining crude oil pricing and how that is going to affect various oil producing and non oil producing countries across the globe.
Capitalstars, financial research private limited is a SEBI Registered, provide Stock Tips,Share Market Tips , commodity & currency tips.
http://www.capitalstars.com/tracksheet-stock-tips/
Will US stronger US relative economic performance continue? Hantec Markets
With the US Government shutdown coming to an end, delayed US data will begin to filter through and after the dovish shift from the Fed it will be interesting to see if US economic outperformance continues to show and how this impacts on the dollar. We look at the key factors impacting on forex, equities and commodities this week.
Yield differentials and US retail sales key this weekRichard Perry
After a few weeks of recovery on the dollar there are now a few question marks over the longevity of the rebound. Economic data and yield differentials are playing a big role again. We consider the outlook for forex, equities and commodities this week.
UK assets have been given a significant shot in the arm as the General Election confounded all expectations of the pollsters and returned a Conservative majority government. Broadly speaking this was considered to be the best case scenario for traders and investors with the Tories considered to be the most pro-business, pro-market and pro-wealth creation.
Will the recovery bulls wilt quickly this week?Hantec Markets
There is an air of fear and concern that is sweeping through markets now. It is almost as though traders and investors have lost faith in the ability of central banks to control global markets. In the two weeks following the Bank of Japan moving to negative interest rates, the Japanese yen perversely strengthened by over 1000 pips against the dollar.
Market fears remain, Brexit in focus stillHantec Markets
As markets have been gripped by increased fear we consider the outlook on forex, equities and commodities this week. We also look at the latest developments in Brexit.
US economic data is key for the dollar rally this weekRichard Perry
Janet Yellen has bolstered expectations of the next move from the Fed coming this summer with a suggestion that the next hike “would be appropriate” if the economic data continues to improve. So there will be a big focus on the US economic data this week with PCE, ISM and of course Non-farm Payrolls this week
Treasury yields and Non-farm Payrolls are key this weekRichard Perry
The dollar strength is an increasing factor in markets as Treasury yields shoot higher. The reaction to Donald Trump's tax plan and the potential for a hawkish Kevin Warsh taking the chair of the FOMC is helping to underpin the dollar. Inflation and earnings are still key factors, with the Non-farm Payrolls report in focus. We take a look at the outlook for forex, indices and commodities markets as the final quarter of the year begins.
1. Crude View and Commodity Intraday Trading Tips
Mcx Crude Commodity Market Trading broadly continues to be in a downward spiral however, both the benchmarks look oversold in the near-term as been specified yesterday as well. In other cues, the early morning data over China GDP may act some additional support to industrial commodities including oil. Chinese government data showed GDP rise by 7.3 percentage YoY against markets forecasts of an increase in the range of 7.2 percentages. Note that broader risk over the commodity remains due to continuously falling Brent as issues related to supply increasing from the OPEC stays higher, however positive equities and better Chinese gauge is seen providing some support to the WTI. In we look at that inventory data variable from the US, initial forecast call for moderate decline in product stocks whereas crude stocks might see extended decline. On a cumulative front, we feel it is better to look for only momentary trades in the commodity with bias seen marginally positive as per the WTI is concerned. Hence, we look for small dips to buy the commodity with strict stoploss.Crude oil internationally had a decently volatile session last day as the commodity, especially the US WTI recorded moderate gains during the larger part of Asian and European session, fell in the US trading hours before bouncing back from lows to close tad lower around the $81.90 per barrel mark for December expiry.
Global Market View: In today’s morning trade most of the Asian equity markets are trading on a mixed to positive note tracking the positive close of the US share markets and buoy by the GDP information from China that has been released this morning. Euro and Pound have appreciated marginally with respect to the dollar, and are currently trading at 1.2801 and 1.6161 respectively.
Major economic data for today; China GDP that came in positive, and in the evening we have the home sales data from the US markets, which could continue to support the market momentum.
Natural gas Commodity Trading weather is exp forecasting cool air will sweep through Midwest and Northeast in the coming week driving moderate heating demand however rest of the US will be relatively comfortable with limited demand for heating or cooling for most part of the week. if we look into updates from US CPC, most part of the country might see largely higher than normal temperature cutting down the demand for cooling and thus further pushing prices lower. However, technically as prices move to oversold territory, we advice selling only on pullbacks today. Natural gas for November expiry at NYMEX recorded good slump last day with the commodity taking cues over extended normalization in temperatures in most part of the US.