So after Goldman Sachs hit us up with the big headline a month back that oil prices could reach as low as $20 a barrel next year – back when the oil prices kept falling and even dipping below $40…
After starting off with the recent market moving events in the US, we take deeper dives into these CCCs, all are stories which will continue dominating the scene. We sign off with previewing the important events along the road. You are welcome…
The gold and silver market cooled down last week, as the U.S. dollar bounced back and started to appreciate against leading currencies such as the Euro British Pound and Yen. The U.S. GDP showed a growth of 3.9% — higher…
The Chinese economy remains in the news, and has been for a while, now that the uncertainty around what’s up ahead for the world’s second largest economy rises. One market that has suffered from the concerns over China’s economic progress…
The high volatility in the financial markets has also kept moving gold and silver prices – albeit mostly downward. Although they did bounce on Friday, precious metals were still down for week: gold and silver fell by 2% and 5%,…
The U.S. GDP came up higher than expected at 3.7%. And this was enough to through China’s woes out the window and drive back up equities and energy commodities prices. But this could all change if the upcoming NFP report…
It is unusual to see such strong action in August and lots more is coming. We look at the major phenomenons: the situation in China and the euro’s erratic behavior before previewing the big events ahead. You are welcome to listen, subscribe…
Oil prices have bounced back to hover above $40, but oil is still down for the year. And the outlook isn’t optimistic for a recovery. Shares of BP (BP) remain below $35 and could dip below $30 if oil prices resume…
The global mood is souring but we keep the talk alive with mitigating the minutes from the Fed, explaining the can kicking exercise known as the Greek Bailout III and the commodity crash. Don’t worry, China is omnipresent in all topics and in…
Some currency pairs are make life easier for the technical trader. We begin with discussing and listing them before moving to the uncertainties caused by central banks in the US (following the NFP) the UK (Super Thursday) and China (stocks,…