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DB Oil Fund Invesco (NY: DBO )

15.27 -0.02 (-0.13%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 4:10 PM EDT, May 7, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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This Week's CoT Report: What Hedge Funds, Noncommercials Are Buying
Given the imminent interest-rate differential between the US and the eurozone, as the Federal Reserve sounds much more hawkish than the European Central Bank, traders are now talking of the euro... 
Via Talk Markets
Biden Administration Reverses Trump's Effort To Open More Land For Oil Drilling In Arctic: CNBC
Via Benzinga
Does Tech Provide The Lifeline? China Credit Impulse? Oil Sanctions?
During periods of market fear, there is a typical inter-week pattern that stock markets often follow. 
Via Talk Markets
Crude Oil Can’t Resist Pressure
Early in the final April week, oil prices are declining; Brent has reached $103.40. 
Via Talk Markets
Turning Around For Good?
S&P 500 rose incessantly during the regular session but bonds don‘t yet confirm the decline would be over. 
Via Talk Markets
The Fed Inadvertently Adds To Our Ironclad Collateral Case
The case does seem to have already included a ‘collateral day’ (or days). 
Via Talk Markets
Where Next, Bears?
S&P 500 is bound to decline again as the prior bear market rally ran its course – the fresh dive to the lows is on, and yields confirm. 
Via Talk Markets
CoT This Week: What Large Specs, Noncommercials, Hedge Funds Are Buying
Foreigners of late have been buying up treasury notes and bonds and the US deficit is narrowing, albeit from a very elevated level. These dynamics make it very tough to predict if long rates will rise... 
Via Talk Markets
Flying Futures
Thumbing through 20 long-term futures contracts, trying to get the lay of the land. 
Via Talk Markets
U.S. Economic Observations: Quick Primer
Potential tightening in monetary policy might be able to change and reverse the macro view of the rising economy. 
Via Talk Markets
This Week's Commitment Of Traders: What Hedge Funds Are Buying
Net longs in 30-year bond futures are down more than 50% to the lowest since July 2019. 
Via Talk Markets
Commodity Futures Markets - Trading Strategies
Most commodities are correcting in an ABC Wave (2) bullish correction that will create buying opportunities. 
Via Talk Markets
Hawkish Fed „Surprise“
S&P 500 is bound to recover from yesterday‘s intraday setback – the animal spirits and positive seasonality are there to overcome the brief realization that the Fed talks seriously about tightening and... 
Via Talk Markets
Walking On Sunshine
S&P 500 has a bit more to run before running into headwinds, which would happen still this week. 
Via Talk Markets
Good Volatility Ahead
Cryptos are taking a small break, highlighting the perils of today. The boat won‘t be rocked too much. 
Via Talk Markets
Business As Usual
S&P 500 bulls got enough fuel from the Fed, and the run can continue – albeit at a slower pace. 
Via Talk Markets
Snowball‘s Chance In Hell
S&P 500 bulls are on the (short-term) run, and definitely need more fuel from the Fed. Significant dovish turn – they would get some, but it wouldn‘t be probably enough to carry risk-on trades through... 
Via Talk Markets
Not Yet Toast
S&P 500 got into that precarious position (4,160s) yesterday, but managed to hold above. 
Via Talk Markets
Barclays Suspends Creation Units For VXX
Earlier today, Barclays announced the suspension of issuance of new creation units as well as sales from inventory for two of its ETNs. 
Via Talk Markets
Hanging By A Thread
S&P 500 bulls again missed the opportunity, and credit markets likewise. 
Via Talk Markets
Who's Buying What: Latest CoT Report
For the fifth straight week through the 4th, US crude production remained unchanged at 11.6 million barrels per day. Crude imports rose 652,000 b/d to 6.3 mb/d. Stocks of crude, gasoline and... 
Via Talk Markets
Now, That‘s Better
S&P 500 missed a good opportunity yesterday, but the short-term bullish case isn‘t lost. 
Via Talk Markets
It‘s Not Over Yet
S&P 500 missed an opportunity to rise (even if just to open the week on a positive note), and its prospects for today aren‘t way too much brighter. 
Via Talk Markets
Peculiar Reversal
S&P 500 recovered most of the intraday downside, and in spite of value driving the upswing, there is something odd about it. 
Via Talk Markets
Market Briefing For Monday, March 7
While we've said the Fed was and is 'behind the curve' for over a year now, it's double-down time given the changed world situation; and makes their job harder if not impossible. 
Via Talk Markets
Be Careful What You Wish For
Sanctimonious demands for a rush to cutting off Russia's oil and gas profits fall into the 
Via Talk Markets
'Putin-Panic' Goes Global: Stocks & Credit Crushed As Bonds & Commodities Soar
Bubble markets continued to blow up - with SPACs, ARKK, and Unprofitable Tech just getting destroyed... And European financials stole the jam out of everyone's donut 
Via Talk Markets
The Week Ahead – Energy Inflation Derails Central Banks’ Agendas
A dovish statement from the central bank is expected this week as the war at the gate of the eurozone intensifies. 
Via Talk Markets
Back To Risk-Off
S&P 500 bulls are losing the initiative, and neither credit markets nor the dollar favor a turnaround today. 
Via Talk Markets
Gold Miners – Biggest Losers? That’s What Oil Says
Mining stocks are not declining profoundly yet, but let’s keep in mind that history rhymes – it doesn’t repeat to the letter. 
Via Talk Markets
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