Crude Oil Q2 Outlook – OPEC’s Cuts Will Keep Prices Underpinned
Crude oil prices may continue to rise in the second quarter of 2024, but they remain subject to the considerable short-term uncertainty that dogged them at the start of the year.
Crude oil prices may continue to rise in the second quarter of 2024, but they remain subject to the considerable short-term uncertainty that dogged them at the start of the year.
Easing price pressures and a stagnant economy will likely see the ECB cut rates in Q2 with more to follow if recent central bank rhetoric is to be believed
This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the second-quarter outlook for the Japanese yen, shedding light on factors that could spur volatility and dictate price action.
This article offers a detailed examination of the technical outlook for the Australian dollar, dissecting price action dynamics and market sentiment to uncover potential catalysts for major market shifts.
This article thoroughly examines the second quarter technical outlook for gold and silver, delving into the nuances of current price action dynamics and market sentiment to uncover potential trends.
In this article, we delve into the fundamental outlook for Bitcoin, examining significant market catalysts that may shape the trajectory of cryptocurrencies in the second quarter.
US stocks enjoyed a broad rally in Q1 and the positive market sentiment looks likely to spill over into Q2. The prospect of rate cuts and the growing AI drive supports US stocks
This article explores the technical prospects of the Japanese yen for the second quarter across three key pairs: USD/JPY, EUR/JPY, and GBP/JPY. It considers both price action dynamics and market sentiment for a comprehensive and holistic outlook
This article concentrates on the fundamental outlook for the Australian dollar, analyzing market catalysts and key drivers that are expected to exert significant influence on the currency's dynamics in the second quarter.
The Office for National Statistics confirmed that the UK entered into a recession in Q4. GBP held up in Q1 but the threat of sharp declines in inflation may weaken the currency