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Here’s Why the Commodities Super Cycle Will Continue in 2022

The commodity markets were optimistic heading into 2022. Through 2021, demand continued to return globally, after the pandemic lull.

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Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) Data Analysis: Global Market Analysis and Forecast to 2026 – ResearchAndMarkets.com

DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The “Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) Data Analysis – Global Market Trajectory & Analytics” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering. Global Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) Data Analysis Market to Reach US$1.2 Billion by the Year 2026 Growth in the global market is set to be driven due to extensive uptake of the technology for […]

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Week Ahead – RBA, BOE, ECB, OPEC+, and NFP in focus

After a rollercoaster January, Wall Street is now expecting the Fed to aggressively raise interest rates over the course of the year as they scramble to control inflation. The US dollar is once again king as most economists are now expecting the Fed to deliver anywhere between 3-7 rate hikes this year. The upcoming week […]

US Close: Stocks rebound on Apple and Employment Cost Index declines

US stocks rallied after both solid results from Apple and a softer-than-expected fourth quarter employment cost index. The Fed Chair closely watches employers costs as that was a key trigger for their hawkish pivot last month. Wall Street is finishing the trading week wanting to believe that the US growth outlook is still there for […]

Commodities and Cryptos: Crude’s great week, Gold extends losses, Bitcoin rebounds

Oil Crude prices have been on fire, rising for a sixth straight week as the demand outlook improves and over geopolitical fears could lead to severe production disruptions. The supply side continues to support a tight market as OPEC+ is expected to stick to their plan of increasing output by 400,000 bpd in March, even […]

The U.S. Is Looking to Have More Say in Crypto Regulation

The prices of the world’s major cryptocurrencies – including bitcoin and Ethereum – have crashed this week. Bitcoin, for example, has fallen below $33,000 per unit, while Ethereum is down to about $2,300. At the center of all this is a new executive order that Joe Biden is set to issue. The order will ask...

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Bitcoin Recovers as Futures Expire

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Bitcoin is edging above $37,000 today after dropping to $36,200 midday with it seemingly recovering from a Monday low of just under $33,000. The January futures expired this Friday at...

Market highlights January 28: Cryptos mostly higher, US GDP beats all expectations

The majority of top 10 cryptos showed gains over the past 24 hours. The US…

The post Market highlights January 28: Cryptos mostly higher, US GDP beats all expectations appeared first on Coin Journal.

Commodities and Cryptos: Oil falls, Nat Gas Squeeze, Gold breaks $1800, Bitcoin declines

Oil WTI crude prices reversed earlier gains as the dollar surged following better-than-expected economic data that supported the idea that the economy can handle rapid Fed rate hikes. No one is questioning how tight the oil market remains, but there is some exhaustion after making fresh seven-year highs and that has led to some profit-taking. […]

Pound extends losses to 4-week low

The US dollar has posted strong gains against the majors on Thursday, and GBP/USD has fallen 0.64% on the day, trading below the 1.34 line. It has been a dismal week for the pound, which has lost 1.29% in value. Powell powers the US dollar upwards The FOMC didn’t make any changes to policy at […]

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