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Asian markets today: Asian markets in Tuesday's trade drifted higher with China taking the lead as Beijing took to rate cuts ...
Glamorgan have signed Australian all-rounder Hayden Kerr until the end of July. The 28-year-old Sydney Sixers and New South ...
A slowdown in drilling activities in the Permian Basin, the largest U.S. shale oil production region, should provide some underlying support to the price of crude oil, Goldman Sachs said in its most ...
Futures markets were mixed as midday approached Friday, with crude oil finding some upward momentum and product futures running flat to a bit lower.
Meanwhile, there are signs that other U.S. shale oil production ... Goldman affirmed its earlier forecast for an average Brent crude price of $60/bbl and an average West Texas Intermediate price ...
The ASX dropped 1 per cent as banks and oil stocks were sold off, while the Australian dollar continues to climb to a 5-month high. See how the day unfolded on our business and markets blog.
July Brent heading into midday was up 89cts at $65.42/bbl. For the more actively traded WTI and Brent contracts, Friday's trading ranges fall well within Thursday's range, a sign that volumes are ...
Oil falls again - Brent crude and WTI futures slide tofresh 4-year closing lows of $60.32/bbl and $57.13,respectively. * Gold snaps out of recent drift lower, spiking 2.4% to$3,320/oz.
A relatively quiet day on Monday with some key markets closed saw Asian and European stocks extend their recent rebound but ...
Oil slumped in early trading after OPEC+ agreed to a further surge in output over the weekend, bolstering global supplies.
US data mixed with short term gains but longer term worries; India inflation falls; German sentiment rises; Aussie sentiment stays weak; UST 10yr at 4.50%; gold and oil rises NZ$1 = 59.4 USc; TWI-5 = ...