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Aaron Lynch is the Chief Strategist for Safety in the Market and is a regular and valued instructor at educational seminars across the globe. Aaron's trading career began in 1999 and he has extensive experience trading shares, options and commodities, especially his favourite market, oil futures. Aaron is also a regular contributor to industry publications including Yahoo! 7 Finance, Your Trading Edge magazine and Stocks & Commodities magazine and is a sought-after commentator on financial issues in the press and on radio. Aaron's primary advice to those looking to get started trading in the stock market: "It's one thing to have the desire to trade but quite another to develop the necessary skills to trade successfully. Education is the all-important first step for anyone serious about making money in the stock market."

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Commodities and Currencies Update 30 June 2015

30 Jun, 2015
One word continues to dominate,Greece. World markets tumbled as the concerns of default , Euro exit and contagion dominate headlines. There will be no real let up until we see the results of the referendum this weekend.
 
Until then expect volatility across all asset classes. 

Commodities and Currencies Update 29 June 2015

29 Jun, 2015
Greece , Greece and Greece.
 
That's the headline news item for markets this week. The weekend saw no resolution to the debt crisis and we move closer to a Greek default and potential for leaving the Euro. On top of this Asian and US markets weakened on Friday and limited uplift in the commodities space. 
 
The interesting rebound may come in China as interest rates were cut on lending and savings rates, as the PBOC looks to stabilise growth patterns. 

Commodities and Currencies Update 26 June 2015

26 Jun, 2015
A greek stalemate still hangs over the market as global indexes remain subdued. The major uplift in markets last night has come from beans, corn and wheat as concerns over delayed planting and severe weather drive price action.

Commodities and Currencies Update 25 June 2015     

25 Jun, 2015
The Greek deadline continued to weigh on markets as optimism of an outcome was dashed and a reset on talks commenced. This ensured European and North American markets were weaker, combined with falling commodities prices will see a weaker start to the Aussie markets this morning.

Commodities and Currencies Update 23 June 2015

23 Jun, 2015
European markets roared back to life as the Greece stock market climbed 9%, a buoyant US and Asian markets will give a positive lift to our markets on open this morning.
 
Commodities remain subdued with energies rising but metals flat with gold back under $1200 an ounce. 

Commodities and Currencies Update 190615

19 Jun, 2015
Post FOMC meeting bounce greeted the markets overnight with the Nasdaq hitting record highs. The US dollar index also softened and this meant some support for commodities back over $1200 an ounce.

Commodities and Currencies Update 180615

18 Jun, 2015
The FOMC meeting was top of mind for markets last night as we learnt that interest rate rises are coming but the road map is till unclear. The Greece default situation looms larger as both sides continue to dig their heels in. Join Aaron Lynch as he discusses the current price action and landscape of markets.

Commodities and Currencies 170615

17 Jun, 2015
All eyes are on the FOMC meeting outcomes and markets in the US were subdued because of that last night. European markets were weak initially but bounced later in the session as Greek default conditions dominate news.
 
Commodities were flat as well with energies off slightly and metals flat broadly as copper hit 3 month lows. 

Commodities and Currencies Update 15 June 2015

15 Jun, 2015
A weak close to overseas markets on Friday will see pressure placed on the Australian market this morning. The major pressure will be in the energy space as crude and natural gas were sold off.
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