• Crude Oil: Strength viewed as corrective only and expected to terminate shortly Continue Reading…
Posts Tagged ‘Alu’Commodity Weekly Technicals
Posted Jun 19 2013
• Crude Oil: Strength viewed as corrective only and expected to terminate shortly Continue Reading… Industrial Metals Technical Weekly
Posted Jun 17 2013
Copper: During the past sessions selling have been paused and a minor correction higher unfolding. Continue Reading… Commodities Advantage: Adjusting to Slower Chinese Growth…
Posted Jun 11 2013
Don’t expect an H2 rebound The much-anticipated Chinese data for the month of May are now in, and it has become increasingly clear that the prospects of an H2 rebound in the Middle Kingdom are fading fast. Continue Reading… Industrial Metals Technical Weekly
Posted Jun 10 2013
Copper: The late April/early May upward correction has now, as looked for last week, been ended. Continue Reading… Prices mixed
Posted Jun 7 2013
Base metals ended lower on resurgent demand concerns as the Chinese and German economies showed evidence of slowing growth, Continue Reading… US oil output surpasses imports
Posted Jun 5 2013
Base metals and crude oil benchmarks were mixed as weaker-than-expected growth in US factory orders in April countered stronger-than- forecast growth in the Continue Reading… Long-term technical update
Posted Jun 4 2013
Brent crude($101.9): Last month an attempt higher become quickly rejected which indicates that the downside pressure remains intact. Continue Reading… Grasberg probe could last three months
Posted Jun 4 2013
Copper prices rose on supply concerns as Freeport-McMoRan said that an Indonesian government probe into accidents at its Grasberg operations may close the mine for as long as three months. Continue Reading… Industrial Metals Technical Weekly
Posted Jun 3 2013
Copper: The market continues to meet sellers in the 55d ma band so upside potential seems limited to us. Continue Reading… Commodities Daily
Posted May 31 2013
Today’s highlights: • Chart of the Day: Cotton (July ’13) has completed a large “head and shoulders” pattern, setting a major top to the market. Continue Reading… |