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29 May 2015

WTI crude extends gains

FXStreet (Mumbai) - Crude prices in the US extended gains to hit a session of USD 58.69/barrel ahead of the US Q1 GDP data release.

Oil prices were buoyed by a do pint he US crude inventories reported by the Energy Information Agency (EIA) on Thursday. The moderate weakness in the USD index also helped strengthen Crude prices.

The focus, after US GDP, shall shift to the OPEC’s semi-annual meeting scheduled on June 5. Most market participants are expecting that OPEC, led by its most influential member Saudi Arabia, will maintain its production target of 30 million barrels of oil a day when it meets in Vienna next Friday.

WTI Crude Technical Levels

The futures currently trade at USD 58.55/barrel; up 1.5% on the day. The immediate resistance is seen at 58.88 (200-DMA) and 60.00. On the other hand, immediate support is seen at 58.00 and 57.36.

May 29, 2015

Gold: ‘a downside break of the $1,180-1,220 per ounce range looks imminent’ - ANZ

The US Federal Reserve is on course to raise interest rates this year or early in 2016, which would raise the opportunity cost of holding gold and push investors into more yield-bearing assets.

EUR/GBP poised for further downside – TDS

Strategists at TD Securities noted better prospects for the pound vs. its European peer...