AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR TALKING POINTS AUD/USD quickly pares the advance from the 2018-low (0.7021) as updates to Australia’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) does little to alter the monetary policy outlook, and the exchange rate remains vulnerable going into the next Reserve Bank of Australia
October 31, 2018
It was a spooky Halloween for natural gas bears as the December natural gas contract shot up over 2% and continued running after the settle on significantly colder afternoon weather model runs. These bullish weather forecasts sent the December/January Z/F
Canada introduced a set of tougher mortgage qualification rules in late 2017 that are now changing the landscape for prospective home purchasers. Increasingly, borrowers rejected by the commercial banks are turning to the non-bank or alternative lenders to finance their
Allison Ostrander, Director of Risk Tolerance and Options Specialist at Simpler Trading, joins me to discuss the key support levels she is watching for the US markets. With the breakdown in the markets getting a little reprieve today we still
We’ve used data from the Energy Information Administration (EIA), which publishes price data weekly on home heating oil in 38 states by dollar-per-gallon before taxes. Unlike natural gas and electricity, home heating oil is provided by independent retailers. The latest price of
Yes, the market had a soft landing on support with decent follow through today. With better than average volume, bulls will surmise that this is a bottom. And since price pays, with the last 2 days action, technically, we can
The initial bounces off spike lows have encountered their first major test of supply with pushes into newly drawn channel resistance. All indices are mapping this price action. First up is the S&P. Today’s action finished with a spike high bang
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The Williams Companies, Inc. reported Q3 adjusted EBITDA $1.196B, up 7.5%. Alan Armstrong, president and chief executive officer, made the following comments: “This quarter’s strong execution and results highlight why we are so bullish on the future. Williams has positioned itself
Upon the precipice of the Great “Recession”, US workers were cushioned to some extent by what economists call sticky wages. Before the Great Depression, as well as during it, companies would attempt to deal with looming economic contraction by cutting pay
