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Gold and Oil News - March 16, 2012 22:33
Crude Oil Declines on Oil Supply Outlook
Crude oil futures declined on Thursday as the US government denied the rumors that they have reached a deal with United Kingdom for countries to release strategic oil reserves. On Thursday, US President, Barack Obama and UK’s Prime Minister David Cameron discussed global energy issues but did not reach any deal according to White House […]
Gold Futures Plunge to Their Lowest in 8 Weeks
Gold futures fell to their lowest on Wednesday in eight weeks as the US Federal Reserve said that US economy is improving and decided not to go for further monetary policy easing. Stronger dollar also kept commodities under pressure. US Federal Reserve’s official decided to keep the interest rate unchanged to its ever low in […]
Gold Futures Fell Over Global Economic Slowdown
Gold futures fell on Monday after the news of increase in China’s trade deficit which raised concerns over sluggish global economic recovery. China reported its trade deficit figure of $31.38 billion in February as compared to trade surplus of $27.28 billion in the month of January. The huge trade deficit figure was beyond the expectations […]
Crude Oil Jumps on Supply Disruption Threat
Crude oil futures fell on Monday in reaction to the escalating worries over supply disruptions triggered by China’s economic data. Investors were uncertain after the news of reduced economic growth outlook by China moreover, United States and the euro zone also came up with disappointing economic data. Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao reduced China’s economic growth […]
Investors Take Fresh Position in Gold on Attractive Levels
Gold futures gained on Thursday as investors took fresh position on the precious metals due to its attractive levels. Gold fell in the prior session in reaction to comments of Ben Bernanke who expressed his doubts on US economic recovery. Gold futures for April delivery gained 0.6 percent or $10.90 to settle at $1.722.20 per […]
EIA Reports Increase in Crude Oil Inventories
Energy Information Administration released its weekly data on crude oil inventories on Wednesday according to which crude oil stockpiles gained 4.2 million barrels for the week ending February 24th, 2012 as compared to analysts expected increase of 1 million barrels. EIA also reported decline of 1.6 million barrels in gasoline inventories as compared to expected […]
Crude Oil Faces Correction After Rallying for Eight Days
Crude oil future faced correction on Monday in reaction results of g-20 meeting and higher oil prices threatening to slow the global economic recovery. Crude oil futures contract for April delivery fell 1.1 percent or $1.21 to settle at $108.56 per barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Investors were uncertain after the G-20 members […]
EIA Reports Increase In Crude Oil Inventories
Energy Information Administration released its report on crude oil inventories on Thursday according to which crude oil supplies gained by 1.6 million barrels for the week ending February 17th, 2012. Analysts on average forecasted the increase of 1.7 million barrels in crude oil supplies for the respective week. EIA reported decrease of 600,000 barrels in […]
Crude Oil Gains as Iran Continues to Disrupt Oil Supply While Greece Reaches on a Deal
Crude oil futures rallied and settled on its highest since May, 2011 on Tuesday in reaction to the possibility of further actions by Iran to disrupt the oil supply while Greece reached on an agreement for the second trench of the bailout package. Most analysts termed the current situation as ideal for the crude oil. […]
Gold Futures Rally on Greek Deal
Gold futures jumped on Tuesday making their highest in last two weeks in reaction to approval of the second bailout package for Greece. After series of meetings, finance ministers from European Union member countries agreed for a figure of 130 billion euros equivalent to $171.9 billion as the second trench of Greece’s bailout package. Broker […]
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