Quick Look: Key sectors like property and infrastructure, crucial consumers of steel,
Quick Look: Key sectors like property and infrastructure, crucial consumers of steel, show reduced demand. Coal Prices rose 8% in three weeks, influenced by domestic factors and thin inventories. China’s robust solar energy deployment
Quick Look: NZD/USD stalled at 0.5920 and faces resistance at 0.5940 with further hurdles at 0.6100, 0.6135, and 0.6160. Positioned below 200-hour EMA of 0.5950; RSI below 60, suggesting potential upward movement. Cautious investor sentiment due to US inflation, geopolitical
Quick Look: USD/CAD declined by 0.1%: Recent market events pushed the pair to the mid-1.3750s after a strong start in April. Diverging monetary policies and economic data from the US and Canada influence the currency dynamics. The pair’s break
Quick Look: USD to CHF consolidating near 0.9105 with a neutral bias; key resistance at 0.9152. The first potential target is 0.9173; further rise may test 0.9240. Impact of Fed’s monetary policy and Middle East tensions on currency values.
Quick Look: The Australian dollar rose 0.37% to 0.62254 after a recent 2.2% drop. Employment slowdowns, as only 7,200 jobs appeared in March, cooling labour market signals. RBA rate decision pending; Next meeting on May 7, influenced by Q1
Quick Look: Global uranium production increased by 11.7%, reaching 60.3 kilotons due to clean energy shifts and geopolitical tensions. Uranium prices hit a 15-year high in January 2024, with investments in nuclear energy rising significantly. Kazakhstan and Canada lead
Quick Look: The bearish trend in soybean prices, with forecasts suggesting a drop to $1164.00 and $1131.40. Delay in Dynamic Soy Decision Support Tool launch to Fall 2024 for further development. Optimal soy planting dates range from mid-April to
Quick Look: Silver prices hit a three-year high at $27.25, a 9.4% increase, showcasing a bullish market trend. Key drivers include strong industrial data from China, a technical breakout, and a global supply deficit. Parallel rise in gold prices,
Quick Look: WTI crude is up by 0.3% to $85.43, and Brent crude is up by 0.5% to $89.35 amid global tensions. May gasoline + +0.1%, heating oil + +0.8%, natural gas + +1.1%. Crude inventory +3.2M barrels; gasoline
Quick Look: Key sectors like property and infrastructure, crucial consumers of steel, show reduced demand. Coal Prices rose 8% in three weeks, influenced by domestic factors and thin inventories. China’s robust solar energy deployment contrasts traditional industries, signalling a shift. The Chinese steel industry, a bellwether for global metal
Quick Look: Global uranium production increased by 11.7%, reaching 60.3 kilotons due to clean energy shifts and geopolitical tensions. Uranium prices hit a 15-year high in January 2024, with investments in nuclear energy rising significantly. Kazakhstan and Canada lead in uranium production, with Kazakhstan producing nearly 40% of
Quick Look: The bearish trend in soybean prices, with forecasts suggesting a drop to $1164.00 and $1131.40. Delay in Dynamic Soy Decision Support Tool launch to Fall 2024 for further development. Optimal soy planting dates range from mid-April to mid-May to avoid yield losses. Concerns over U.S. soy
Quick Look: Silver prices hit a three-year high at $27.25, a 9.4% increase, showcasing a bullish market trend. Key drivers include strong industrial data from China, a technical breakout, and a global supply deficit. Parallel rise in gold prices, with gold reaching a new high at $2,315, reflecting
Quick Look: WTI crude is up by 0.3% to $85.43, and Brent crude is up by 0.5% to $89.35 amid global tensions. May gasoline + +0.1%, heating oil + +0.8%, natural gas + +1.1%. Crude inventory +3.2M barrels; gasoline inventory -4.3M barrels. Tehran vows retaliation; Ukrainian attacks impact
In its fiscal second quarter spanning January to March 2024, StoneX Group, which owns GAIN Capital, reported a notable 30 percent surge in its forex and contracts for differences (CFDs) revenue, reaching $80.3 million.