Thu, May 09, 2024

Commodities

gold

Gold Restores After Largest Slump In Months

Last week’s sell-off in world bonds steadied following central banks from Asia to Europe contributed reassurance that policy support persists in place. That’s served to moderately quiet markets and draw Treasury yields back from their highest level in a year. Bets on accelerating inflation raise concerns that there could be a pullback in monetary policy …

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oil

U.S. And Canada In India`S Oil Imports Rises To Record High

Asia’s third-largest economy shipped around 4.8 million barrels per day (BPD) oil in January, dropping 6% from the prior month and marginally higher than a year beforehand. India’s imports from Canada and the United States nearly duplicated from December to 142,000 BPD and 367,000 BPD, individually. The United States developed as the fourth-biggest supplier to …

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Middle East Tensions Affect The Commodity Market

In the Middle East, the Iran-backed Houthis political group stated that it charged an international airport and airbase in Saudi Arabia with drones. While the Saudis have not verified the aggression, Riyadh has been consistently opposing the Houthis since 2015 in Yemen. What made the developments even more remarkable was that President Joe Biden led …

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Metals Increase Throughout Thursday`S Quiet Trading

Metals were more vital after yesterday’s unexpected inflation data in the United States. While the title Consumer Price Index increased by 0.3% in January, as was exacted, the underline CPI was low, whereas analysts had foretold a 0.2% gain. The flat inflation reading implies that the US economy needs an extra boost to improve the …

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