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Fed Decision Could Spark Market Volatility
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US Dollar Still Favorable to Physical Commodities Despite Jan. Jobs Data
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Rath Overlay | Weekly Futures Market Update (2019-01-11)
Back from a long stretch not feeling well Drew Rathgeber and his time tested “Rath Overlay” weekly market update! Here you will see a quick 5 min. overview of all your favorite Future & Commodity markets.
Commodity Markets Entering Period of Transition and Bottom
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US Stock Market Climbs as Global Economic Threats are Discounted
The US stock market continues to climb “a wall of worry,” as less than stellar US economic data, ongoing US/China trade tensions, signs of a building global currency problem, and expectations of a US interest rate hike this month are being discounted…
Favorable Demand Conditions to Offset Vulnerabilities in Commodity Markets
Many commodity markets appear to be vulnerable to corrective action, despite the fact that the dollar is showing signs of weakening and providing support from an export perspective. Favorable weather, a historically strong start…
Improved Expectations in Metals and Treasuries Contrasts Potential Volatility in Physical Commodities
With US scheduled data into the end of March/end of quarter coming in positive and the trade facing the March nonfarm payroll report at the end of this week, it is possible that US economic expectations will be improved and markets like Treasuries, equities, copper, silver, platinum and palladium will resume the trends in place from the end of February. However, physical commodities…
World Economy Progressing, Improving Outlook for Commodities
The most important developments of last week were 1) indications that world oil producers were poised to extend production cuts (or even expand them if it becomes necessary to reduce global oil stocks to five year average levels) and 2) percolating fears of bird flu in Asia.
Signs of Improving Global Economy? Or Anticipating US Rate Hike?
We are not sure if the signals being thrown by Treasuries this week are a sign of a longer term change or if we are “putting the cart before the horse.”