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The Commodities Feed: Oil moves higher as supply risks build
Articles The Commodities Feed: Oil moves higher as supply risks build Published 02:45 Commodities daily Share X LinkedIn E-mail Copy link Share X LinkedIn E-mail Copy link Download Oil prices pushed higher again yesterday amid mounting supply risks as hopes fade for a temporary c
Preview: ECB set to hold rates in July, hints of September hike expected: ING
ING's scenario analysis frames a hawkish-leaning hold as the base case, with EUR/USD seen holding around 1.140 and 10-year Bund yields near 3.15% under that outcome. A more dovish tilt would likely pull EUR/USD back toward 1.130 and Bund yields toward 3.05%, while a surprise 25bp
National Bank of Hungary review: Everything is going to plan?
Articles National Bank of Hungary review: Everything is going to plan? Published 15:20 Hungary Share X LinkedIn E-mail Copy link Share X LinkedIn E-mail Copy link Download In line with the telegraphed 'mini cycle', the National Bank of Hungary continued to cut rates in July. The
US aluminium market set to remain tight despite latest tariff changes
Articles US aluminium market set to remain tight despite latest tariff changes Published 14:41 Commodities, Food & Agri Share X LinkedIn E-mail Copy link Share X LinkedIn E-mail Copy link Download New investment incentives may support US aluminium smelting over time, but the mark