Beyond the Spotlight for the week of November 19, 2018 covers the Canadian Dollar, 30-Year Bonds, and Coffee markets. Watch now to look ahead with us, while potentially creating additional trading opportunities for yourself.
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Inflation – No Longer a Long Shot
Given that the last significant inflation period was decades ago, it is not surprising that the marketplace has become convinced that a return to inflationary conditions is extremely unlikely. In the wake of the subprime debacle, many economists suggested that a return of inflation would be decades in the making. But looking at current events, it would appear that a classic prescription for such a return has…
Trade War Threat to Leave Commodities Under Pressure
A number of industrial commodities have remained under liquidation pressure because of the worsening of US/Chinese trade relations. The takeaway from recent dialogue suggests that the US is preparing for a long-term tariff strategy with China.
Trade Spotlight: Options – Coffee (April 24, 2018)
The July 2018 Coffee contract has the potential to make market moves. View the latest July 2018 coffee predictions from the Trade Spotlight: Options advisory service.
Equities Markets’ Resilience has Softened Negative Vibes in Commodity Markets
While the equity markets have not completely left the confidence-shaking volatility from early February behind, their ability to maintain a good portion of their gains from the recovery bounce has calmed investors and softened the negative vibes in the commodity markets.
Key Market Developments to Pressure Commodity Prices
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The Cullen Outlook – Formation Finder (Coffee) 10-10
We’ve seen this formation before!!…you know what to do…Let’s Go!
Market Reaction to Payroll Could Leave Commodities Vulnerable
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Volatile Week Ahead, Growth in the Long Run
It could be a very volatile week ahead as the market deals with factors that could slow US economic growth in the short term.
US Economic Outlook Pendulum Swinging Towards Less Growth
For most of 2017, equity market gains went hand-in-hand with expectations for improving commodity demand.