Oil extended declines ahead of OPEC meeting today

Ahead of today OPEC meeting crude oil extended declines. Asian stocks had a setback after recent strong gains, the MSCI was down 0.2 percent and Japan’s NIKKEI dropped close to 1 percent pressured by a stronger yen. The Australian stocks retreated 1percent in the early session yesterday, Hang Seng added 0.4 percent.
The dollar index remained subdued Monday after touching 93.824 in early trading, its lowest level in the last 12 months. The greenback continued to slide against the yen as markets are now waiting for the Federal Reserve meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Fundamental Analysis 28 June 2017

In the UK, supermarket owners celebrate the industry's highest growth rates in five years. Sales growth is impressive: 5% over the last three months, while food prices grew by 3.2%. Also, yesterday the Bank of England released Financial Stability Report, which occurs just twice a year and this data is influential for UK economy. Read more about another economy news on site right now! goo.gl/5mWVka

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Record highs of the S&p500 and DJIA in the USA, ASX 200 grew on 0.8%, and Nikkei 225- on 0.2%. Commodities demonstrate stability – crude oil is looking heavy as bears hug the $46 mark ahead of the Crud inventory data out of the USA and gold managed a move higher. The biggest mover today will come from the USA – we are waiting for the Federal Funds Rate which is expected to be increased to 1.25%. Find more details here goo.gl/EQxdRE

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