Posts Tagged ‘West texas Intermediate Crude’
Shares and Markets - May 4, 2013 15:33
Labor Report Sends Equities Soaring
While Friday’s jobs may have been more fiction than fact (see Dave in Denver’s breakdown of it here) that didn’t stop the computers from kicking the programs into overdrive and run some overhead short positions which took the S&P 500 over 1600 to close at 1614.42 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average briefly over 15000 […]
Crude Oil Spread Drops Under $10 as West Texas Rises above $94
For the past two years the spread between Brent and West Texas Intermediate crude oil grades has been very high, vacillating between $16 and $28 per barrel at times due to huge supply coming into the holding station at Cushing, Oklahoma. A number of factors contributed to this situation, including the rapid rise in oil […]
Gold Gives Up Ground in Quiet Monday Trading
Today’s action in the gold pits was as predictable as night following day. There was no major headline or economic data point to react to which meant an opportunity to create more stability after Friday’s substantial move back over $1580 per ounce. Coming into the European open gold had put on a couple of dollars, […]
Gold Rockets Up on Risk Off Trade Returning
Even the late afternoon ramp in equities could not dampen the bullish atmosphere in the precious metals futures pits today. After a horrific Non-Farm Payroll print that even CNBC couldn’t spin in a positive light, Gold shot up past $1570 and then subsequently twice pushed through obvious capping action at $1566 and $1572 before ending […]
Most Popular Content
- Gold and Copper Markets Respond to Powell
- US Stock Market Faces Turbulence and Mixed Commodity Reactions
- Pound Holds Strong as Labour Wins with a Landslide
- Crude Oil Prices Rally as Inventory Declines and Rate Cut Hopes Emerge
- Strength in Gold and Copper Continues – But for How Long?
- Weak Payroll Data Sends Stocks Higher
- Gold Flying and Making New All Time Highs
- Gold Prices Slip Ahead of Anticipated Economic Data