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Burton Schlichter | Capture the Move! A predictive not descriptive look at today's market. | 09/02 | 02:30 PM CST |
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Scott Hoffman | Breakout Trading Insights [RESCHEDULED for 09-02] | 09/02 | 03:30 PM CST |
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Burton Schlichter | CFRN - Garrett Jones Webinar - Long Wave Cycle | 09/02 | 03:30 PM CST |
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Drew Wilkins | dt Pro 101 - Get Started with Our Flagship Trading Platform | 09/09 | 01:30 PM CST |
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Burton Schlichter | Capture the Move! A predictive not descriptive look at today's market. | 09/09 | 02:30 PM CST |
| Futures Market News | |
| Crude oil futures rise amidst rig fire, peak concerns | Thu, Sep 02 02:47 PM |
| Crude oil futures gained after early losses on Thursday, amidst news and reports that paint a grim picture for the supply of the world's most vital commodity. | |
| Copper futures hit four-month high on tightening supply | Thu, Sep 02 09:38 AM |
| The price of copper soared on Thursday morning, reaching a four-month high of $7,675 per ton on the London Metal Exchange, reported the Financial Times. That's the red metal's highest level since April 2010, when it reached $8,000 per ton. | |
| Slight decrease in jobless claims leads to mild stock rise | Thu, Sep 02 09:07 AM |
| U.S. equity index futures were mixed this morning, with initial jobless claims showing a very mild decrease - enough that the news wasn't actively bad, but not strong enough to inspire confidence. | |
| Futures Industry News | |
| Swiss bank enters London Bullion Market Association as market maker | Thu, Aug 19 05:27 PM |
| Credit Suisse, the famous Swiss bank, has been reclassified as a spot and options market maker at the London Bullion Market Association, the gold market said today. This brings the total number of market making members at the LBMA to ten. | |
| Barclays projects 'ripple effect' from Russian wheat woes | Fri, Aug 13 01:52 PM |
| According to Barclays Capital, wheat futures still have more room to rise and will be the best-performing agricultural commodity this year, reported Bloomberg News on Friday. The drought which has devastated the wheat harvest in Russia's Black Sea region will continue to create a "ripple effect" that will disrupt grain markets worldwide. | |
| London Metal Exchange and Singapore Exchange collaborate on metals futures | Fri, Jul 30 04:56 PM |
| The Singapore Exchange (SGX) and the London Metal Exchange (LME) said Friday that they are jointly developing cash-settled mini monthly metals futures contracts. | |
| General Financial News | |
| What does the Japan-China switch mean for global markets? | Mon, Aug 16 02:11 PM |
| Much has been made of the news that China, not Japan, is now the world's second largest economy, behind the United States of America. It's the beginning of a new Chinese century, many say. Children in the West should prepare to learn Mandarin, and China will soon grow bolder as it flexes its military and economic muscle. | |
| Federal Reserve will buy government debt | Tue, Aug 10 02:14 PM |
| The Federal Reserve will buy up long-term U.S. Treasury notes, reports the NYTimes. The paper broke the news of further quantitative easing measures and a comment from the Fed that "the pace of recovery in output and employment has slowed in recent months." | |
| Dollar rally pushes down commodities prices | Tue, Aug 10 12:40 PM |
| Traders retreated for safer havens on Tuesday, as they awaited signals from the Federal Reserve meeting that began at 8:15 a.m. The dollar climbed, pushing down the prices of a wide array of commodities. | |


















