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Ipatha.B Aluminum Subindex TR ETN (NY: JJU )

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Investors are Skeptical that the Fed can Achieve a Soft-Landing. Can the BOE do Better?
The markets continue to digest the implications of yesterday's Fed move and Beijing's signals of more economic supportive efforts as the Bank of England's move awaited. 
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The Commodities Feed: Nickel fiasco
It was a fairly choppy day in the oil market yesterday. Brent traded as high as US$103.70/bbl and as low as US$96.93/bbl - the lowest levels we have seen Brent trade since 25 February. 
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Commodity Futures Markets - Elliott Wave Trading Strategies
Most commodities are correcting in an ABC Wave (2) bullish correction, that will create buying opportunities in Wave C 
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Buckle Up Your Chinstrap - The Corn & Ethanol Report
On the Corn Front we saw some green in the market not the Chicago River. It did not last long as we opened steady lower and steadily traded lower. Higher demand for U.S. exports and lower crude oil... 
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Futures Surge On Beijing Market Rescue, Ukraine Ceasefire Hopes As Fed Rate Hike Looms
Tech companies led the US premarket gains, with Tesla rising 3.3% while U.S.-listed Chinese stocks rebounded from a steep selloff after China’s promise to boost financial markets and stimulate economic... 
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Us Futures Ignore China Implosion, Reverse Overnight Losses As Oil Tumbles
Much of the reversal in sentiment has been attributed to the latest drop in oil which tumbled over $8/bbl or 5.5%, sliding as low as $98 after hitting $139 one week ago. 
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Commodities Extend Declines
The biggest moves we’re seeing out there at the moment are the moves in commodities prices, with both gold and oil continuing to extend aggressive declines after some staggering moves. 
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Yen Tries To Snap A Six-day Drop , While The Euro Tests $1.10
China reported stronger than expected data, but it did not prevent a further slide in mainland and Hong Kong shares today. 
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The Commodities Feed: China Covid Concerns
Oil came under further pressure yesterday, with ICE Brent settling more than 5% down on the day, whilst WTI briefly traded below US$100/bbl. 
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How Backwards Is The Oil Market?
Commodities have been at the forefront of global markets for over a year now given its meteoric rise and its key role in supply chains during times of extreme market turmoil. 
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Futures Fade As Yields Soar, Oil Slides And China Stocks Crater
While U.S. index futures were still pointing to a positive open around 8am ET this gain is fading fast, with spoos now up just 0.5% after rising 1% earlier as headlines from the Kremlin suggested that... 
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China And Hong Kong Stocks Plummet, Yields Soar
While the World Health Organization debates about downgrading Covid from a pandemic, the rise China and Hong Kong cases is striking. 
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The Commodities Feed: Supply Risks VS. China Covid Concerns
After settling around 4.6% lower last week, ICE Brent has continued to weaken in early morning trading today. 
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Futures Soar On Ukraine "Positive Developments" Comment From Putin
Despite the positive shift in mood this morning, not everyone was on board “our view remains that simply selling risk assets is not the best response to the war in Ukraine” said Mark Haefele, chief... 
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Futures Slide On Inflation Fears As Ukraine Ceasefire Hopes Crumble
Emini S&P futures dropped 0.83% or 36 points to 4,240 as of 730am after rising as high as 4,298 yesterday, with the Nasdaq dropping 1.3% and Dow futures sliding 0.9%. 
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Not Passing Smell Test
S&P 500 tech driven upswing makes the advance a bit suspect, and prone to consolidation. I would have expected value to kick in to a much greater degree given the risk-on posture in the credit... 
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ECB, EU, And US CPI
Strong US equity gains yesterday helped lift Asia Pacific markets today. Tokyo led the move with a nearly 4% gain in the Nikkei. Taiwan and Korea rose more than 2%, while most other bourses gained more... 
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Ringing the Bell
S&P 500 once again gave up intraday gains, and credit markets confirmed the decline. Value down significantly more than tech, risk-off anywhere you look. 
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Risk Assets Given a Reprieve
Asia Pacific equities had a poor start, and Chinese, Japanese, and South Korean indices moved lower, but the equity benchmarks in Taiwan, Australia, India, and most of the smaller markets traded... 
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Futures Rebound On "Massive" EU Bond Stimulus Plan; Nickel Halted After Record Surge, Gold Over $2000
Futures rebounded from yesterday huge loss, and after touching a session low of 4,138, S&P futures bounced shortly after the European when Bloomberg reported that the European Union was set to reveal a... 
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The Commodities Feed: Nickel Surges To Record Levels
It was a volatile day in energy markets yesterday. ICE Brent managed to trade to an intraday high of US$139.13/bbl on the back of fears that the US and Europe could announce a ban on Russian oil. 
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Futures Tumble, Europe In Bear Market As Oil, Gold Soar
Not much has changed since our market update last night which saw all risk assets collapse and in many cases set to open in bear markets. 
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The Commodities Feed: Explosive Rally In Nickel
ICE Brent soared to above US$130/bbl in the morning session today after the US and Europe were reported to be discussing plans to restrict crude oil imports from Russia to further tighten economic... 
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Calmer But Fragile Markets
The financial and economic chokehold on Russia continued to tighten as many corporations seek to reduce ties. The market seems to be tentatively concluding that Russia can be ringfenced to a large... 
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The Commodities Feed: Possible Oil Stock Release
ICE Brent rallied by more than 4% yesterday following plans to remove some Russian banks from SWIFT, whilst the broader escalation in tensions would have only further supported prices. 
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Knee-Jerk Panic Pared
Bold new sanctions on Russia and more weapons for Ukraine were announced over the weekend. Russia responded by raising the readiness of its nuclear forces. 
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The Commodities Feed: Russian Sanction Risks Grow
Oil prices have surged this morning taking Brent back above the US$100/bbl mark. This comes after the latest round of restrictions put in place against Russia - in particular the removal of some... 
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Commodity ETFs At 52-Week High Mark Amid Russia-Ukraine Crisis
The latest developments of the Russia-Ukraine geopolitical situation may slow down production activities and have an impact on the exporting of commodities and goods. A surge in the prices of crude... 
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The Fog of War
When Russia did what the US has been warning about since February 11, the markets seem to have an exaggerated response. 
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Global Stocks, Futures Crash; Nasdaq In Bear Market, Oil Soars Above $105 On Russia Attack
U.S. stock index futures crashed along with global markets on Thursday as Russia’s assault on Ukraine sent investors fleeing risky assets, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq was set to open in a bear market. 
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