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2 Mar 2015

WTI firm above $50.00

FXStreet (Edinburgh) - The barrel of the American benchmark for the light crude oil has retaken the critical $50.00 mark at the beginning of the week.

WTI propped up by China, US data

Positive PMI results from the Chinese economy over the weekend plus the PBoC easing further gave the WTI a fair excuse to regain some ground lost, regaining in the meantime the key mark at $50.00.

The softer tone in the dollar following disappointing releases in the US economy is also collaborating with the upside.

WTI levels to watch

The barrel of WTI is now advancing 1.47% at $50.49 with the initial hurdle at 51.22 (high Feb.25) ahead of $52.72 (high Feb.19) and then $54.32 (high Feb.17). On the downside, a breakdown of $48.20 (low Feb.5) would expose $47.46 (low Feb.2) and finally $45.07 (low Jan.30).

Mar 2, 2015

USD/CHF eyes 0.9600

USD/CHF is consolidating daily gains as it holds above 0.9550. Recently the pair gained strength and printed a fresh high at 0.9592, the strongest level since January 15.

BoC faces a close call this week – TDS

In light of the next BoC monetary policy meeting this week, Macro Strategist at TD Securities David Tulk argued that it will be a very close decision...