The Japanese Yen weakened on Fed Chair Powell confirmed hawkishness. APAC equities were mixed, and crude oil remains mired before OPEC+. Omicron universal uncertainty continues. Will USD/JPY gain traction?
The US Dollar rode higher as US yields rose across the curve. Crude oil prices recovered after OPEC+ threw a curve ball. With Thanksgiving almost here, where will USD go on holiday?
Crude oil prices may fall if upbeat US retail sales and consumer confidence data cool Fed rate cut bets and sour risk appetite across financial markets.
The price of oil may continue to track the monthly range amid the string of failed attempts to test the August-high ($57.99).
The price of oil extends the rebound from the monthly-low ($50.52) as the US delays the next tranche of China tariffs to December 15.
Crude oil prices broke resistance capping them since April, buoyed by a dovish Fed and a sharp drop in inventories. Surly OPEC commentary may not cool the rally.
Crude oil prices stand at risk of giving back the advance from the June-low ($50.60) as a ‘death-cross’ formation takes shape.
Gold prices were unable to capitalize as jittery financial markets rediscovered the haven appeal of the US Dollar. More of the same looks likely ahead.
Gold prices surged as US GDP data drove Treasury bond yields and the Dollar lower. Chart positioning still hints a major top has been established however.
Current market conditions may keep crude oil prices afloat as the Relative Strength Index (RSI) sits in overbought territory for the first time in 2019.
Recent price action raises the risk for a further advance in crude oil as the Relative Strength Index (RSI) continues to flirt with overbought territory.
Crude oil and gold prices may fall if Congressional testimony from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell lifts the US Dollar.
Crude oil prices may continue to push higher on signs of further progress in US-China trade negotiations. EIA data showing a smaller-than-expected inventory build might