Oil set for third weekly decline as Middle East conflict concerns ebb

[ad_1] Oil set for third weekly decline as Middle East conflict concerns ebb FULL STORY Oil prices were up slightly on Friday but are set to fall for a third week as concerns of supply disruptions from the Israel-Hamas conflict have ebbed, allowing demand worries to reassert themselves. “The threat of disruptions to supplies from

Crude Oil Steadies as Markets Assess Middle East Risks Ahead of the Fed

[ad_1] Crude Oil, WTI, Brent, US Dollar, Gold, FOMC – Talking Points Crude oil might be in for some sideways price action as the Middle East conflict unfolds Haven assets remain desirable amongst the noise and volatility as gold surges The markets appear poised with range trading across many markets Recommended by Daniel McCarthy Get

GBP/USD dips amidst escalating Middle East conflict

[ad_1] Share: GBP/USD registers minimal losses of 0.12% after hitting a daily high of 1.2163 on risk appetite, but news headlines showing an escalation of the Middle East conflict weighed on the major. Therefore, the pair reversed its course trades at 1.2112, as sellers eye a test of 1.2100. Read More…   The

XAG/USD soars above $23.00 on Middle East rising tensions

[ad_1] Share: Silver price jumps from $22.70 to $23.07, testing crucial resistance at 200-DMA of $23.26. A breach of 200-DMA could expose next resistance levels at $23.69 and Bollinger bands top at $23.80. If Silver falls below $23.00, supports are $22.94, $22.44, and 20-day EMA at $22.25. Silver price jumped above the $23.00

USD/CAD sees downside below 1.3680 Middle East tensions improve oil price outlook

[ad_1] Share: USD/CAD refreshes day low as higher oil prices strengthen the Canadian Dollar. Canadian Retail Sales report indicates that automobile demand remained weak. The US Dollar turned soft due to neutral guidance from Fed Powell. The USD/CAD pair faces selling pressure after a less-confident pullback move to near the round-level resistance of

Asian FX bears firm on Middle East tensions, hawkish Fed fears: Reuters poll By Reuters

[ad_1] © Reuters. FILE PHOTO: Chinese Yuan and U.S. dollar banknotes are seen in this illustration taken March 10, 2023. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File Photo By Upasana Singh (Reuters) – Investors maintained bearish bets on most emerging Asian currencies as an escalation of the Middle East conflict and prospects of higher-for-longer U.S. interest rates pushed them towards

Gold (XAU/USD) Hits $1950/oz on Risk Aversion as Middle East Tensions Intensify

[ad_1] XAU/USD, XAG/USD PRICE FORECAST: MOST READ: GBP Price Action Setups: GBP/USD, EUR/GBP, GBP/AUD Post UK CPI Gold extended its gains throughout the day today in light of increased risk aversion from market participants. The rise of the risk-off environment today comes courtesy of an explosion of a hospital in Gaza last night which saw