Many commodities prices only slightly moved on the first business day of the week: WTI oil moderately increased while Brent oil prices declined yesterday; the prices of gold and silver remained virtually unchanged on Monday; natural gas Henry Hub future…
Gold and silver continued their downward trend throughout most of last week. The FOMC decided to purchase treasury securities at a pace of $45 billion per month starting January 2013 (in addition to purchasing mortgage backed securities at a pace…
The prices of gold and silver continued their downward trend throughout most of last week. The concerns regarding the fiscal cliff is among the reasons the FOMC decided to expand QE3 by purchasing long term treasuries securities at a pace…
During last week, major commodities continued their downward trend including oil, natural gas, silver and gold. The recent decision of the FOMC to expand QE3 by purchasing $45 billion of long term treasuries on a monthly basis starting January 2013…
During last week, crude oil prices bounced back and slightly rose along with many “risk currencies” such as Euro, Canadian dollar and Aussie dollar. According to the recent EIA report, the oil stockpiles increased again by 5.9MB. During last week,…
Crude oil prices changed direction and rose during last week. The U.S stockpiles increased according to the recent EIA report. The gap between Brent and WTI remained at the range between $20 and $22 during last week. Brent increased by…