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Since the March low, it’s been nearly a straight line up to record highs on the London Metals Exchange (LME) and the COMEX exchange in the USA. Aussie copper stocks have followed, with many sporting 30-40% gains this year. chart Regardless of ...
BW Energy has reported a significant oil discovery on the northern flank of the Hibiscus field in the Dussafu licence offshore Gabon, following drilling of the DHIBM-7P pilot well. Drilled to a depth of 3,941m from the MaBoMo production platform, ...
SEC allegedly called exchanges, informing them they would approve spot ETH ETFs this week. Five potential spot ETH ETF issuers have submitted amended 19b-4s on Tuesday. Ethereum's recent price action shows new all-time high is in sight. Ethereum ...
Odds of the BOC cutting interest rates in June rose to 48% from 40% following Tuesday’s inflation report, which saw annual trimmed mean inflation join the BOC’s other two key CPI metrics within the 1-3% target band. Core CPI slowed to 1.6% y/y (from ...
post: PBoC Sets Yuan Mid-Point At 7.1077 / Dollar Vs Last Close 7.2377
Euphoria is sweeping through cryptocurrency markets amid growing optimism that regulators will approve exchange-traded funds that invest directly in Ether, marking a sharp reversal in sentiment. James Seyffart of Bloomberg Intelligence is on ...
New Zealand Dollar traders eagerly anticipate the Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s Official Cash Rate (OCR), a critical event that can significantly impact the market. Over the past two years, inflation in New Zealand has mirrored global trends. The ...
Oil extended losses after an industry report pointed to rising US crude inventories, adding to bearish signs for the market. West Texas Intermediate dropped for a third session toward $78 a barrel, while Brent closed 1% lower on Tuesday. The ...
From coffee to cocoa, orange juice to gold, and silver to copper, commodity prices are spiking across the board (we outlined this on Monday). The latest surge occurred Tuesday when aluminum tagged 23-month highs due to ongoing production issues ...
"If a tree falls in the forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?" is an old philosophical thought experiment. There is a monetary policy equivalent right now: If high interest rates don't visibly slow the economy, are they doing ...
Europe is bracing for its first hot spell of the summer, with Germany and the Nordics set for unusually high temperatures next week. In Berlin, the maximum temperature is set to soar to 28C (82F) on May 30, according to Weather Services ...
The total value of machinery orders received by 280 manufacturers operating in Japan increased by 12.1% in March from the previous month on a seasonally adjusted basis. In January-March period it increased by 6.3% compared with the previous quarter. ...
The as-yet-identified attacker behind Monday’s $240 million Gala Games token exploit has returned the Ethereum (ETH) gained from selling some of the tokens, as Gala reckons with the fallout from the attack and how to address lingering questions. ...
Time for a pop quiz. Which of these trades saves more gas: A) Swapping a car that gets 25 miles per gallon (MPG) for one that gets 50 MPG, or B) Replacing a car that gets 10 MPG with one that gets 15 MPG. If you said that A conserves more gas, ...
Gold prices have eased from their peak of mid-April, likely due to profit taking. Nevertheless high gold prices prevailed, ending April up 4% on the back of an 8% rise in March. Since mid-April1 gold prices have moderated 1% and have risen by 15% so ...
With the U.S. Presidential election set for a rematch in November, many investors are wondering how the U.S. stock market might perform in the months that follow. While predicting the future is never easy, using history as a guide can be useful for ...
post: Fed’s Collins: Elevated Uncertainty Continues To Be A Feature Of The Economy; Can't Overreact To Any Data Point - This Is A Period When Patience Really Matters, Uncertainty Is A Key Factor At This Point post: Fed’s Collins: A Lot Of Reasons To Think Fed Policy Is "Moderately" Restrictive With Some Impacts Still In The Pipeline
post: Fed's Mester: Expect Above Trend Growth For The Year - Now Think Economic Growth This Year Will Be Above Trend - Too Soon To Tell Where Inflation Is Going - Think Inflation Will Come Down, But Take Longer post: Fed's Mester: Policy Probably Not As Restrictive As Would've Thought
Susan M. Collins, President and Chief Executive Officer, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Loretta J. Mester, President and Chief Executive Officer, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Moderator: Raphael Bostic, President and Chief Executive Officer, ...