• Crude Oil: Strength viewed as corrective only and expected to terminate shortly Continue Reading…
Posts Tagged ‘Copper’Commodity Weekly Technicals
Posted Jun 19 2013
• Crude Oil: Strength viewed as corrective only and expected to terminate shortly Continue Reading… Copper Market Analysis
Posted Jun 19 2013
Copper prices have put together modest gains this morning but still have some way to go to recover from yesterday’s spike sell off and Continue Reading… Supply more important than demand
Posted Jun 19 2013
With the exception of agriculture, gold and silver, we expect commodities to be range bound close to a mid-cycle equilibrium price. Continue Reading… Metals down on Fed stimulus views
Posted Jun 18 2013
Base metals and gold futures finished lower due to expectations that US Federal Reserve policy makers will decide to taper off asset purchases in a two-day meeting scheduled to end later today. Continue Reading… Copper Market Analysis
Posted Jun 18 2013
Copper prices have fallen on the defensive early this morning and are now within striking distance of a new 61/2-week low. Continue Reading… Copper Market Analysis
Posted Jun 17 2013
Copper prices were unable to find lasting benefit from lukewarm global market risk sentiment during overnight trading and Continue Reading… CFTC: 15-month crude long high, record sugar short before spike
Posted Jun 17 2013
Hedge funds cut their bullish bets on rising commodity prices by 1.9 percent during the week ending 11 June. 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… Copper Market Analysis
Posted Jun 14 2013
Copper prices appear to be calming down from their choppy and volatile price action this week, and are currently grinding out moderate gains coming into this morning’s trading. Continue Reading… TActical Morning Outlook
Posted Jun 14 2013
• 10yr US yields continue to hold support at 2.29/30% and we look for a move below 2.10/08%, for a move back to 2.03%. Continue Reading… |