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Equities Play A Waiting Game

Consumption continued to drive growth in the first quarter. The waiting game continues for the U.S. Federal Reserve and other major central banks to cut interest rates this year. 2024 is shaping up to be a “normal” expansionary year with healthy levels of economic growth and inflation.

U.S. Oil Hovers Around $83: What Lies Ahead for ETFs?

Rising Treasury Yields, Falling Oil Prices, And Hawkish Talk From The Fed

Home Market Outlook Economy Analysis Rising Treasury Yields, Falling Oil Prices, And Hawkish Talk From The Fed. The 10-year US Treasury yield rose to levels not seen since last November. Prices for West Texas Intermediate crude oil fell last week from recent highs despite tensions in the Middle East.

Crude inventory decreased by 6.4M barrels for week ended April 19 - EIA

Crude inventory decreased by 6.4M barrels for week ended April 19 - EIA. Commercial crude stocks for the week ending April 19: 453.6M barrels. Crude inventory change: -6.4m barrels. Gasoline and distillates inventories decreased by 0.6m barrels for the same week.

Commodity Roundup: Oil prices ease; LNG supply risks remain high, ANZ says

Commodities Energy Commodity Roundup: Oil prices ease; LNG supply risks remain high, ANZ says. Subdued demand has eased concerns about supply shortages in global gas markets. Significant risks to supply still remain due to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and the Middle East. European natural gas futures eased after rising from a two-week low. Crude oil prices ticked lower despite surprise drop in crude stockpiles.

Analyst Currie sees chances for $100-plus oil 'extraordinarily high'

Commodities Energy Analyst Currie sees chances for $100-plus oil 'extraordinarily high' Crude oil futures finish higher Tuesday. Euro zone business activity expanding at fastest pace in nearly a year. Focus shifts away from Middle East tensions to economic indicators and supply and demand balances.

Commodity Roundup: Gold, silver suffer aggressive, but 'healthy' correction - Saxo Bank

Global Growth Is Back As Fiscal Reckoning Looms In 2025

Jan van Eck says the global economy is now back on a growth trajectory, but there is a potential fiscal crisis to watch for in 2025. Global growth should make you rethink your commodity allocation, he says. Van Eck shares where he thinks investors should be allocated to the world economy.