As of this writing, the bearish physical commodity headline flow has the feel of an approaching peak. Very good growing conditions in the US, concerns over an internet tax, the recent US rate hike, an 11-month high in the dollar, sentiment injury, tension over immigration, an explosion in global tariff threats, and a slight loosening of world oil production restraint leave physical commodities…
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Strong Dollar to Restrain Some Commodities, Plus Expanded Market Volatility in Sight
The most recent Federal Reserve meeting was categorized as dovish, with the Fed expected to allow further growth and minor gains in inflation before they move away from a balanced view on rates. Despite this, the equity markets and sentiment as a whole failed to embrace the positives from the meeting. US equities also failed to sustain upside action following a lot of very bullish fundamental news from…
Global Markets Retain Positive Risk Tone Amid Trade, USDA News
After an eventful trading week last week, global markets are holding onto a positive risk tone. President Trump formally announced steel and aluminum tariffs, but there were exceptions for Canada and Mexico that softened its impact on risk appetites. There has been pushback from Capitol Hill, the business sector and major central banks that could keep trade tensions subdued.
Potential Threat to Equities Ahead Despite Low Inflation Measures Near-Term
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