Expected record crop in Brazil keeps soybean price in check, still robust demand in China
Nov 02, 2015 10:10 am UTC| Commentary
The wheat price in Chicago continued to gain on Friday and closed the week at 522 US cents per bushel. The lack of moisture in key US wheat-growing areas is still the dominant topic, while Thursday additionally saw the...
Exodus of ETF investors, especially from palladium
Nov 02, 2015 10:07 am UTC| Commentary
Gold is still under pressure as the new week gets underway. Gold fell for a time to a four-week low of $1,135 per troy ounce. It would seem that Wednesdays surprisingly hawkish Fed statement is still having...
Moderate decline in US crude oil production in August
Nov 02, 2015 10:06 am UTC| Commentary
Although the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported a decline in US crude oil output in August, the reduction was comparatively small at just 45,000 barrels per day.A renewed rise in oil production in the...
OPEC continues to produce significantly in excess of demand
Nov 02, 2015 10:04 am UTC| Commentary
Oil prices are showing signs of weakness as the new week of trading begins. Brent has dropped to $49 per barrel and WTI to $46 per barrel, the still plentiful oil supply weighing on their prices. According to a Reuters...
U.K. inflation to be weaker in Q1 16
Nov 02, 2015 09:25 am UTC| Commentary
MPCs new meeting and communication process of BoE came into play in August. Under this new approach, the MPC publishes the minutes alongside the policy announcement on the final day of its meeting. In Inflation Report...

Nov 02, 2015 08:21 am UTC| Commentary
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) will decide on its key rate tomorrow morning. Almost half of the market expect a rate cut. That means no matter what happens the decision is likely to cause some volatility. The...
USD/TRY to hover around 2.85 by end of 2015
Nov 02, 2015 07:44 am UTC| Commentary
In Turkey, ruling AKP returned to power with a bang at yesterdays general election: the party is projected to have won 312-316 seats out of the total 550, which translates to about 57% of Parliament seats, a far better...