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If it is not one thing it is another in Europe. The war in Ukraine is heating up again with ICBMs now being used, experimental or otherwise. Nearby is the Middle East conflict. These create, among other issues, logistical challenges with shipping: think Black Sea and the Red Sea. Then there is the issue with LNG. Colder temps have pushed prices to a one-year high this week, and the dispute between Russia’s Gazprom and Austria is prompting fears of supply disruption. The taps have not turned off yet, but the gas transit deal expires December 31, 2024, so there is much more uncertainty to come. (And yes, Europe has … (full story)
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From bnnbloomberg.ca|7 hr ago
The dollar is set for its longest run of weekly gains in more than a year, as escalating geopolitical tensions boost demand for the haven currency. The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index …
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From ubs.com|8 hr ago
Perhaps you feel the same way I do. Given the many geopolitical and economic events, time seems to fly by as the year-end approaches. The upcoming investment year 2025 will also …
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From litefinance.org|10 hr ago
Main scenario: Consider long positions from corrections above the level of 1.3815 with a target of 1.4150 1.4300. A buy signal: the price holds above 1.3815. Stop Loss: below …
