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EUROPE GAS-Prices steady as warm weather offsets LNG concerns - Vimarsana News

EUROPE GAS-Prices steady as warm weather offsets LNG concerns

Dutch and British wholesale gas prices held steady on Friday morning as warmer forecasts limited some of the upside momentum sparked by expectations of intensifying competition from Asia for liquefied natural gas (LNG) deliveries.

Fed holds rates as it warns fight against inflation has hit a bump - Vimarsana News

Fed holds rates as it warns fight against inflation has hit a bump

The US is not suffering from “stagflation” and is growing well despite stubborn inflation, Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell has said.

Source: yahoo.com
Copper eyes $US10,000 as 'super squeeze' intensifies - Vimarsana News

Copper eyes $US10,000 as 'super squeeze' intensifies

The metal surged to a two-year high this week as traders ramped up bets that copper’s bull market is unfinished business.

Source: afr.com
Oil Stabilizes after Sharp Drop on Demand Concerns, Easing of Middle East Tension - Vimarsana News

Oil Stabilizes after Sharp Drop on Demand Concerns, Easing of Middle East Tension

Oil prices were little changed after a 3% drop in the previous session as the market remains concerned about demand this year and on signs that a wider conflict in the key Middle East producing region could be avoided. Brent futures were up 13 cents, or 0.15%, at $87.42 a barrel, while US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures traded 6 cents higher, up 0.07%, at $82.75 a barrel at 0636 GMT.

Source: aawsat.com
Oil steady amid easing Middle East tension - Vimarsana News

Oil steady amid easing Middle East tension

Market remains concerned about demand in 2024 and on signs that a wider conflict in the Middle East could be avoided