Wednesday?s USDA report, which will be released at noon ET, is expected to show 2014/2015 US ending Corn stocks near 1.86 billion bushels.
Bond Bear Market Coming?
Traders have begun to re-evaluate Bonds, both sovereign and corporate, as an investment, as well as the interest rate outlook.
Equities Higher on Europe Focus
U.S. stocks are gaining ground despite some softer-than-expected domestic services sector reports, amid a rebound for European equities on Greek debt deal hopes and upbeat commentary from European Central Bank President Mario Draghi.
Oil Holding Steady
Crude Oil futures held steady yesterday going into this morning, despite bearish supply side and currency news.
Greece Debt Deal All But Done?
Signs that a deal may be reached between Greece and its creditors has stopped the slide in the Euro for the time being.
More Pain Down Under?
The Australian Dollar looked as though it may have been on the verge of gaining some traction earlier this month, but the currency abruptly turned around.
Greenback Pressured By Dovish Minutes
The US Dollar Index sold off after the release of yesterday?s FOMC minutes, which was dovish on the surface.
Gold Riding Dollar?s Weakness
Gold futures closed higher for the fifth consecutive session ahead of Wednesday?s release of the FOMC minutes.
What Went Wrong For The Dollar?
The US Dollar Index continues to suffer setbacks on softer US economic data and technical selling.
Ghana Secrecy Fuels Cocoa
Cocoa futures continue to rise, as delayed shipments from Ghana continue to rise.
Euro Rally Losing Momentum?
The Euro has been on quite a run since mid-April, recovering over 900 pips over the period.
Divine Intervention For Oil?
Crude Oil futures have been bolstered by a weakening US Dollar and have flirted with the $60 area over the past several sessions.