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Banks

Taiwan Dollar: CBC inflation risks support against US Dollar – Commerzbank
Commerzbank’s report on Taiwan notes that stronger inflation, with core CPI at 2.5%, is likely to push the CBC towards…
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Metals

Gold price slips as Trump says Iran ceasefire is over
Trump allows talks, but declares the US-Iran ceasefire officially over. Fed minutes show inflation worries and rate-hike debate. CPI and…
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Energies

Nat-Gas Prices Fall on Cooler Weather and Ample Supplies
August Nymex natural gas (NGQ26) on Friday closed down -0.072 (-2.39%). Nat-gas prices added to Thursday’s losses on Friday and…
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Energies

Crude Oil Prices Retreat as US-Iran Peace Talks Set to Continue
Crude oil and gasoline prices gave up an early advance on Friday and moved lower as prices whipsawed on various…
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Soft Commodities

Rising Margin Requirements Hammer Coffee Prices
September arabica coffee (KCU26) on Friday closed down -13.65 (-3.92%), and September ICE robusta coffee (RMU26) closed down -191 (-4.72%).…
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Soft Commodities

Robust Ivory Coast Cocoa Supplies Weigh on Prices
September ICE NY cocoa (CCU26) on Friday closed down -390 (-6.04%), and September ICE London cocoa #7 (CAU26) closed down…
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Soft Commodities

Crude Oil Weakness Spurs a Slump in Sugar Prices
October NY world sugar #11 (SBV26) on Friday closed down -0.24 (-1.59%), and Aug London ICE white sugar #5 (SWQ26)…
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Soft Commodities

Cotton Posts Strength Despite Production Hike
Cotton futures closed with gains of 45 to 99 points on Friday, Futures shrugged off the production increase via the…
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Soft Commodities

Soybeans Posts Friday Strength as USDA Shows Better Than Expected Report
Soybeans closed the Friday session with contracts up fractionally in some deferred to as much as 16 ¾ cents. September…
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Soft Commodities

Corn Rallies on Friday with the Help of a Bull Friendly USDA Report
Corn bulls found their footing on Friday following friendlier than expected USDA data. Contracts were up 2 ½ to 10…
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