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Commodities and Currencies Update 16 July 2015

16 Jul, 2015

Greek approval of a deal to move them forward is the headline grabber this morning. Weaker energy prices will weigh on the market, however, a more stable outlook is likely especially if China can return its market to be completely trading.

Commodities and Currencies Update 15 July 2015

15 Jul, 2015

Gains on global markets greets the local market this morning as we see the US and Europe broadly higher. The challenge still remains the headline drivers of China and Greece added to the deal with Iran. Commodities were stronger in energies and softs, however, precious metals remain sideways and lack lustre.

The Aussie dollar is moving higher again with the Euro against the USD respecting the 1.10 support level.

Commodities and Currencies Update 14 July 2015

14 Jul, 2015

A Greek resolution has been agreed but will still need to pass the parliament. These measures outlined last night will likely rub the Greek people the wrong way as less than 2 weeks they voted down similar proposals. Commodities remain mixed and Asian markets were well supported yesterday, so all eyes turn to the local market as we should see a strong bounce on open.

Commodities and Currencies 10 July 2015

10 Jul, 2015

Again volatility is the word on markets after we saw a see saw session in the US last night. A positive lead will be taken into trading sessions this morning as commodities especially energy markets were well supported overnight.

Commodities and Currencies 9 July 2015

9 Jul, 2015

Asian markets slid dramatically in the last 24 hours as China now enters the realm of emotionally charged movements. Added to this headline driver we see the US markets declining last night around 1.5% , Greek crawling to a new deal and the NYSE going offline for 3.5 hours during yesterdays session. Combined with mixed movements in commodities there will be little to drive the Aussie market higher this morning.

Commodities and Currencies Update 8 July 2015

8 Jul, 2015

A solid overnight performance by most of the major indexes as the global markets attempt to process the Greek news and now the runaway Shanghai market. The Aussie dollar continues its volatile moves combined with general weakness in commodities will see a volatile start to today's open. The falling Iron ore price will too place a strain on the markets.

Commodities and Currencies Update 7 July 2015

7 Jul, 2015

The calm after the storm saw the US markets react softly to the Greek situation, the four major indexes in the US gapped down on the open but then forged steadily higher throughout the session. The dawn of the new day is suggesting that yesterdays global falls may be an overreaction. The challenge for the Aussie market will be the slide in commodities and the concerns over China, with the RBA to meet today there is plenty of headlines to drive markets.

Commodities and Currencies Update 6 July 2015

6 Jul, 2015

Its all about Greece as we find ourselves in new territory. After a slide in commodities prices and the volatility of the Greek No vote the markets will be uncertain and volatile this week until more guidance becomes clear.

Commodities and Currencies Update 3 July 2015

3 Jul, 2015

A challenging interplay between Greek concerns and the Shanghai composite combined with payrolls in the US driving sentiment. There is no real chance of supporting economic news hitting the market to attract bargain hunters, with the public holiday in the US tonight we look to 6th July as the next time date to watch.

Commodities and Currencies 2 July 2015

2 Jul, 2015

Markets stabilised last night as the Greek conundrum continues. Most global indexes were higher with China signalling a real cooling in their price action. The local market looks to recover lost ground, that will be harder as the commodities are also sluggish in base metals and energy.

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