Page 31 - Daniel Mccarthy News Today

Crude oil prices leapt to higher ground after US CPI printed lower than forecast and led to hopes of a less restrictive Fed. The US Dollar collapsed in the aftermath boosting commodities.

The New Zealand Dollar missed a beat after the RBNZ hit the pause button in its actioned packed hiking cycle, leaving rates at 5.50%. Will NZD/USD break the top end of the range?

On his current visit to the UK, Spectator World columnist and Modern Age editor Daniel McCarthy sat down with Freddy to discuss what lessons American Republicans should learn from the doldrums into which the Tory party has steered itself. Produced by Natasha Feroze and Saby Kulkarni.

The Euro jumped toward recent highs to start this week as it runs toward the top end of the range. The bigger picture might confirm that some bullish momentum may evolve further.

Republicans can only imagine what it would feel like to win four national elections in a row -- wielding executive and legislative power for more than a dozen years.

The gold price is poised near US$ 1,930 going into the new week with a US Dollar losing traction despite Treasury yields ticking north. Will real yields play a role in XAU/USD direction?

Gold prices slipped in the UAE at the opening of the markets on Monday...

The crude oil price eased a touch today as it remains trapped in a range with soft Chinese data and Madame Secretary Yellen not ruling out a US recession. US CPI is now in view.

Big names are leaving Twitter in favor of Mark Zuckerbergs new platform Threads. 

The crude oil price is scoping new highs as inventories drop and the US economy continues to track along at a clip with jobs data prompting a potentially more hawkish Fed. Where to for WTI?