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Golden week in Japan, grind week elsewhere - Vimarsana News

Golden week in Japan, grind week elsewhere

Oh, to be back in Japan now. Next week is Golden Week in Japan. That means there are three consecutive holidays: Tuesday: Constitutional Memorial Day

EUR/USD bears lurking near to H4 technical support, Ukraine crisis dominates - Vimarsana News

EUR/USD bears lurking near to H4 technical support, Ukraine crisis dominates

EUR/USD is back to being in the green in midday New York trade after being underwater at the start of the session when it was near to the lows of the

No new year resolution for out-of-favour copper market - Vimarsana News

No new year resolution for out-of-favour copper market

Copper’s fall from grace among fund players is clear to see in sliding volumes across all three major trading venues, writes Andy Home.

Source: mining.com
Funds still wary of shorting super tight copper market | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide - Vimarsana News

Funds still wary of shorting super tight copper market | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

A slowdown in China’s manufacturing sector is casting an ever larger shadow over the copper market. The country’s official purchasing managers index (PMI) was 49.2 in October, down from 49.6 in September and the second straight month of contraction. Environmental curbs, energy rationing and higher raw material prices are combining as a powerful brake on ...

MN Broker: Someone is Keeping Lid on U.S. Grain Prices [Listen] - Vimarsana News

MN Broker: Someone is Keeping Lid on U.S. Grain Prices [Listen]

Commodity Broker Gordy Kralovetz with Chiodo Commodities wonders why grain prices in other countries are much higher than in the United States?