Crude oil prices surge today The price of WTI crude oil is extending above the $87 level to a high of $87.37. Oil prices have surged today following the U.S.’s enhancement of sanctions against Russian crude exports, amplifying supply anxieties in an already constrained market. The U.S. targeted tankers carrying Russian oil priced above the
Share: Canadian Dollar flows are resurfacing after Thursday’s nosedive, propped up by a reinvigorated oil bid. Canada economic data remains thin until Tuesday’s CPI print. US Dollar giving back yesterday’s gains after consumer sentiment miss. The Canadian Dollar (CAD) caught a mild recovery on Friday, paring back Thursday’s dip after broad-market risk sentiment
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Share: WTI surged over 5%, trading at $90.87 per barrel, in response to escalating military actions between Israel and Palestine. Israel’s ground offensive in the Gaza Strip triggers a risk-off market mood, boosting safe-haven assets and oil prices. Iran’s Oil Minister predicts crude prices could hit $100 per barrel due to the intensifying
Alongside the surge in USD/JPY Japanese authorities have insisted, over and over again, that the rate should trade in a stable fashion ‘driven by fundamentals’. And over and over again the market has insisted that a 500+ or so bp differential between US and Japanese rates are a solid fundamental. The IMF have weighed in,
Share: Patrick Artus of Natixis is out with a flash note regarding complications for the European Central Bank (ECB) as the central bank looks ahead to a looming confidence crisis. What are the consequences of the ECB’s loss of credibility? If we measure a central bank’s credibility on the basis of long-term inflation