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Oil is currently adding 0.6% to $76.45 per barrel WTI, but that’s only half of the spurt at the start of trading after the weekend. An important technical signal is forming in oil, as it closed last week below its.

Market picture The crypto market cap has returned to its peak, which reached around $2.49 trillion a week ago, adding 3.3% in the last 24 hours. At this stage, the top coins are the lifting force for the market, with.

Friday saw the release of the last important piece of the inflation puzzle ahead of next week’s Fed meeting. The FOMC’s preferred measure of inflation, the Core Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index, rose 0.2% m/m and 2.6% y/y, keeping the.

Gold came close to closing lower for the second week in a row, falling to $2372 per troy ounce on Friday morning, $111 below its high on July 17th. This decline occurred in two impulses, with an intermediate correction in.

The markets have taken a beating: the rise in volatility on FX and equities around the world is clearly visible. Commodity markets have also been hit. Traders who have seen the markets move live since the global financial crisis must.

Last week, the dollar index regained some of its losses from the previous four weeks, but technically, it looks like short-term profit-taking by sellers before a new downward momentum. The US dollar has been under pressure since late June as.

Crude oil is hitting five-week lows, trading at $78.3 per barrel WTI. Oil volatility has been declining for two years, forming a sequence of lower peaks and higher lows. A very similar pattern in oil was formed in 2011-2014 and.

Gold made an impressive 3% surge during the week, breaking May’s all-time highs. However, it then retreated to the downside, selling off throughout the second half of the week. What should you watch out for to see if this is.

The UK labour market is experiencing a cooling phase. The number of applications for unemployment benefits in June increased by 32.3K after a jump of 51.9K a month earlier. Prior to that, this indicator had been drifting for almost two.

US equity indices have been in a state of surprising divergence for over a week, with the Dow Jones and Russell 2000 shooting up, the Nasdaq-100 working its way down, and the S&P500 treading water. Russell 2000 futures had racked.

A batch of inflation statistics from the UK seems to have fuelled the Pound’s rally against the Dollar and Euro, which has been going strong since the beginning of the month. Consumer inflation remained at 2.0%, with the core index.

Oil is losing ground, once again threatening to fall below $80 per barrel WTI, despite a weaker dollar and strong gains in gold and equities. We may be seeing market participants trying to stay within the established pattern, but there’s.