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Craig Erlam
Oil Remains Choppy, Gold Eyes BoE Decision By Craig Erlam - Jun 22, 2023 1

Oil remains choppy but edging towards the upper end of its rangeOil prices remain very volatile as we’ve seen over the last week. Trading has been very choppy as traders have tried to reconcile...

Jordan Roy-Byrne, CMT
Secular Trend in Gold, Stock Market Not Changed Yet   By Jordan Roy-Byrne, CMT - Jun 22, 2023

Historically, the 40-month moving average has been an excellent indicator of the secular trend in the stock market. Until the S&P 500 loses that support, it remains in a secular bull market, which...

Alex Boltyan
Gold Extends Losses and Hits Three-Month Lows By Alex Boltyan - Jun 21, 2023

Gold price extended its decline on Wednesday, charting the fourth red daily candle in a row, as the yellow metal struggles to find demand following the Federal Reserve's hawkish skip last week. At the...

Michele Schneider
Institutions Are Wrong About Oil Prices Again By Michele Schneider - Jun 21, 2023 3

On June 12, Goldman Sachs came out with this: Goldman Sachs has slashed its forecast for oil prices by nearly 10%, citing weak demand in China and a glut of supply from sanctioned countries, including...

Phil Flynn
The Energy Report: Cuts of a Different Nature By Phil Flynn - Jun 20, 2023 2

Oil prices are modestly higher trying to balance signs that OPEC production cuts are going into effect and the impact of rate cuts in China where some major banks say their economy is faltering. Oil...

Antonio Ferlito
Crude Oil Headed to $63?   By Antonio Ferlito - Jun 20, 2023

OPEC+ met in Vienna 2 weeks ago and agreed to meet previous 2023 production targets, and Saudi Arabia announced voluntary cuts of 1 million b/d for one month, possibly extending them.This is in...

Jordan Roy-Byrne, CMT
The Turning Point for Gold   By Jordan Roy-Byrne, CMT - Jun 20, 2023

Significant moves in Gold and outperformance for Gold against the stock market occur when the yield curve steepens. A steepening curve precedes Fed rate cuts and usually signals a recession.

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