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The Greenback gains following positive U.S economic news and gasoline rises in straight eight days on Harvey impact

Oil prices slipped and gasoline advanced as Hurricane Harvey in Texas continued to pound the energy-rich Gulf of Mexico coast. U.S WTI crude futures was trading at $45.96 per barrel in the early trading and Brent crude was at $50.87 per barrel, flat from its last close. The storm is estimated to be the worst in U.S history in terms of financial cost with some analysts pegging the cost at $160 billion. Read more on site! goo.gl/UWUpJD


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Fundamental Analysis 28 June 2017

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Do you know the main reasons for the dollar depreciation? Why crude oil price grew again?  The MSCI edged up with few percentage points, less than 0.1 percent and Japan’s NIKKEI slipped 0.1 percent. Both Australian stocks and Hang Seng Index slightly advanced with 0.8 percent and 0.5 percent respectively. Read more about world economy state right now! goo.gl/TW7mdk

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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