It has been a bit of a lackluster week; the FIFA World Cup has provided way more excitement for more people than the financial markets. Stocks fell at the start of the week but the selling didn’t materialize into a proper correction and equity indices managed to regain their poise towards the end of the […]
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By Bloomberg News Mining-union leader Napoleon Gomez Urrutia, who fled to Canada more than a decade ago after being accused of embezzlement, is on the short list for a senate seat in Mexico with presidential front-runner Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador’s party Morena. In an election cycle filled with colorful characters and some tough-talking, the nomination
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Export inspections Thursday morning in corn came in at 1,511,746 metric tons, a strong number that offered little support to the market. Attention this week will be on weather and Friday’s USDA report which will give us an updated look at quarterly stocks and planted acres. …read more From:: Resource Investor
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By Cory댊 Wrapping Up The Markets For The Week, Month, and Quarter Chris Temple joins me for a market wrap to discuss the US markets and currencies. We look at this week but more importantly focus on the month and quarter closes. Many different factors continue to push and pull investors which is why we
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Major U.S. benchmarks pared early losses yesterday to notch a solid session to which they extended gains overnight. The S&P traded to a high of 2737.50 and is being led by the banks after yesterday’s post-bell stress test results; pre-market the XLF is up nearly 1% and JP Morgan and Bank of America are both
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There have been some interesting moves in the markets this morning, in what is the last trading day of the week and month. But it remains to be seen whether there will be further follow-through in these moves once we head into the U.S. session. After all, it has been a very choppy week and
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By Cory댊 Osisko Metals Intersects Massive Sulphides Over 85 Meters Including 6.07 %Zn, 2.19 %Pb, and 0.92 %Cu Over 22.2 Metres and 2.17% Cu, 0.064% Co, & 2.97 g/t Au Over 7.45 Metres at the Key Anacon Project, NB Here are some drill results from Osisko Mining released yesterday on the Key Anacon Project in
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With the Trump Administration working toward zero Iranian exports by November, Libyan oil supplies at risk due to clashes with militias, and crashing supply from Venezuela, reports of tightening U.S. supply is keeping oil on edge. Crude oil price continued its drive, hitting $74 a barrel for the first time since that fateful OPEC meeting
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Al Brooks provides bar-by-bar analysis on a five-minute chart of the previous day’s prices action in the E-mini S&P 500. This is his analysis for Wednesday, June 27, 2018. …read more From:: Resource Investor
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After a strong start to this week’s trade, the U.S. dollar is on the back foot on the final trading day of the week, month, and quarter. The proximate cause for the buck’s weakness is good news overseas: specifically, the EU countries reached an agreement on migration, while the UK’s Q1 GDP was revised up
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