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Investment which again calls for more demand on the dollar. it can be good for consumers or businesses who are planning to buy a and also for those taking a trip overseas but not so good for commodities. you can make them more expensive to users of other currencies. gold and oil sank as investors reacted to the change in tuned from the feds. tom price is head of commodities strategy at liberum. what is driving the rise, in your view?— what is driving the rise, in our view? , ,, your view? the rise in the us dollar or— your view? the rise in the us dollar or commodities? - your view? the ri...

By the end of the year, experts are optimistic that crude oil prices could recover to US$50 or above; however Nigeria’s summer gasoline glut could be a major drag on global energy prices

Strong Asian LNG demand soaks up India cargo diversions amid COVID-19 crisis Strong Asian LNG demand for summer and tight supply amid maintenance and outages at multiple terminals have helped the market absorb the spot LNG cargoes rejected by India due to its COVID-19 related lockdowns, according to traders and market participants. This has muted the market impact of the diversions and enabled Indian gas importers and their suppliers to find alternate destinations for contracted LNG volumes without any force majeure notices being issued or triggering any major disputes, they said. In contrast...

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ASX to edge higher, Wall St consolidates Save Share Australian shares are set to edge modestly higher at the open. Wall Street eased after surging higher the previous session. ASX futures were up 16 points or 0.2 per cent to 6738 near 8am AEDT. The currency rose 0.7 per cent. The yield on the US 10-year note slipped 2 basis points to 1.40 per cent. Today’s GDP data could further bolster the Aussie. The data could be the catalyst to propel the $A higher again, according to Steven Dooley, currency strategist at Western Union Business Solutions. “Last quarter’s GDP result beat exp...