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Banks
Oil: Supply response tempers geopolitical spike – OCBC
OCBC’s Sim Moh Siong highlights that crude briefly surged toward USD120/bbl on Iranian attacks before easing as US officials signalled…
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Banks
Dollar strength returns on geopolitics – Scotiabank
Scotiabank’s global FX strategy team reports broad Dollar strength as G10 performance realigns with early US/Iran conflict patterns. They stress…
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Crypto
Dogecoin Price Prediction: DOGE on the cusp of a deeper drawdown as retail interest narrows
Dogecoin risks extending its decline for the fourth consecutive day amid a weakening technical structure. DOGE’s derivatives market weakens further,…
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Crypto
Coinbase launches perpetual stock futures for non-US customers
Coinbase has rolled out perpetual futures trading of US stocks for eligible non-US customers. The tradable products include Magnificent 7…
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Crypto
Ethereum Weekly Price – Early bullish momentum fades as Iran war weighs on markets
Ethereum staged a bullish move earlier in the week following institutional buying, whale accumulation and expanding derivatives appetite. Sustained Middle…
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Crypto
XRP steadies amid market volatility, rising exchange reserves
XRP holds above Friday’s open at $1.45 as the broader crypto market stabilizes amid heightened volatility. XRP faces capital flight…
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Metals
Copper Drops to 3-Month Low
Copper futures in the US fell to below $5.4 per pound in March, the lowest in three months and tracking…
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Metals
Gold Set for Biggest Weekly Drop Since 1983
Gold tumbled 2% to $4,570 per ounce on Friday, on track for its largest weekly decline since 1983, as escalating…
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Metals
Silver Crashes 5% as Iran War Sparks Rate Hike Bets
Silver plunged 5% to $69.5 per ounce on Friday, marking a 14% weekly collapse, as the Middle East conflict drove…
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Soft Commodities
Arabica Coffee Futures at Over 1-Month High
Arabica coffee futures rose to around $3.1 per pound, the highest level since early February, due to signs of tightening…
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