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16 Mar 2020

Precious metals: Short on all cylinders – TDS

Precious metals with more exposure to industrial demand, and with a smaller beta to monetary policy and safe-haven flow, feel the most pain during the current market environment, economists at TD Securities apprise.

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“A recessionary demand environment could still force palladium down another $500-600 to around $1,200/oz as supply-demand balances loosen from previous record tightness.”

“The massive selloffs across the precious metals was enough to shift momentum signals, with both silver and platinum are now short on all cylinders, and palladium selling is also underway.”

Mar 16, 2020

Breaking: S&P 500 hits level-one circuit breaker with 7% loss

Minutes after Wall Street's opening bell, the S&P 500 erased 7% to trigger the level-one circuit breaker. Trading is now halted for 15 minutes. In cas

GBP/USD: Charts point to a bounce

GBP/USD Monday's four-hour chart is showing oversold conditions. Yohay Elam, an analyst at FXStreet, examines the cable from a technical perspective.