By Brian Maher This post Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Fear a Trade War appeared first on Daily Reckoning. The Dow Jones took its eighth consecutive licking yesterday — its worst streak since last March. Down too was the S&P… and the Nasdaq. VIX, Wall Street’s “fear gauge,” was in panicked spasm. For the explanation, we […]
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DB1, CME: the ECB working group on euro risk-free rates is calling on market participants and interested parties to comment on its assessment of candidate euro risk-free rates against key selection criteria. The new euro risk-free rate will replace EONIA, which will no longer meet the criteria of the EU Benchmarks. …read more From:: Resource
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There seems to be a growing sense of uncertainty over what to expect from today’s OPEC meeting in Vienna, given the disagreements among major oil producers around whether to boost output. …read more From:: Resource Investor
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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 Thursday, June 21, 2018. …read more From:: Resource Investor
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By Frik Els Mining – and not just juniors – needs to tell a good story to attract investors into what is a notoriously tricky and volatile industry. With China’s infrastructure build-out peaking, the global auto industry’s transition to electric vehicles now provide that narrative. And perhaps start the next commodity supercycle. The next few
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By Adam Hamilton – Zeal Intelligence The gold miners’ stocks are drifting listlessly in the summer doldrums, largely forgotten by investors and speculators. They are missing a fantastic opportunity to buy low in this barren sentiment wasteland when no one else wants to. The gold stocks remain exceedingly cheap relative to the metal which drives
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By Cory댊 No Bounce Back In The Metals This Week… Should We Be Concerned Doc wraps up the commentary today with a focus on PMs. After the selloff last Friday many bulls were looking for a bounce this week. It didn’t happen as the metals simply moved sideways. What does this mean for the overall
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Today’s news cycle is providing a reprieve from yesterday’s pressure and U.S. equity markets are responded thus far. U.S. benchmarks traded lower into the bell and although the S&P 500 and Russell 2000 secured outside bearish daily settlements, both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq failed to close below our major three-star support, which would have
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The historic OPEC NON-OPEC production agreement became known as OPEC plus one. Russia became that plus one as they joined OPEC and conspired with them to reduce production and ultimately raise production and reduce supply. As OPEC meets today it is OPEC minus one. Iran seems to be the lone holdout from a production deal
By GlobeNewswire Canada’s Silver Bear Resources Plc (TSX:SBR) said Friday it had produced first silver from its operations at its Mangazeisky silver project in Far East Russia. Following the initial commissioning activities, silver has been produced since April and commissioning has continued through the second quarter. Up to mid-June this year, the Company has mined
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