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Looking To Buy CoffeeSaturday, September 19, 2020 by Michael Seery of Seery Futures SOURCE: Getty Images Coffee Futures—Coffee futures in the December contract settled last Friday in New York at 132.45 a pound while currently trading at 113.90 down over 1800 points for the trading
What Happened To Wheat Prices ?Saturday, September 19, 2020 by Michael Seery of Seery Futures SOURCE: Getty Images Wheat Futures—Wheat futures in the December contract settled last Friday in Chicago at 5.42 a bushel while currently trading at 5.75 as prices look to test the
The Federal Reserve said it would keep interest rates near zero through 2023 The week began on a positive note, with the Dow seeing a big rise thanks to a brief rally from Apple (AAPL). That momentum carried into the next day as the blue-chip
There’s pessimism abound that can unwind and fuel tailwinds Originally published on StockNews.com It’s been quite the six-month stretch for copper mining stock Freeport-McMoRan Inc (NYSE:FCX). Since breaching the $5 level on March 19, FCX has more than tripled, rising to the tune of a
Market impact is a nuanced subject – one industry veterans are well aware of. But, with fundamental changes over the past decade shifting how FX markets function, a swath of new service, technology and liquidity providers has emerged. David Fineberg, deputy chief executive at CMC Markets, explores
Foreign exchange liquidity providers are split over whether to follow in Citi’s footsteps and trim the number of platforms they connect to. While some dealers are looking to cut down on connections, others say they will continue to offer liquidity where clients want to trade.
FX Markets is delighted to announce the winners of the e-FX Awards 2020. The roll of honour can be found below – we would like to congratulate all of the firms on their achievements. With the awards now in their 18th year, the list of
Cosmologists call it the ‘Big Crunch’ – a calamitous end for the universe, in which gravitational forces slow and eventually reverse its expansion, causing space to collapse in on itself. The theory has been largely discredited in recent decades, but scientists might want to pass their
The Dutch Authority for Financial Markets is calling on the European Union to straighten out a perceived imbalance in its trading and transparency rules – a move that could lead to certain technology providers being regulated as trading venues. Existing venues have complained that some liquidity