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Midday crude oil analysis: Will the strong US dollar attack, putting pressure on oil demand?
Due to market expectations of a stronger US dollar putting pressure on crude oil demand, Brent crude oil futures edged slightly lower during early trading in Asia.
Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Deutsche Bank, and others collectively speak out, Wall Street fully betting on the 'Trump trade'.
Similar to 2016, the recent main drivers of the market rally come from regional banks, large banks, and the energy sector. Deutsche Bank believes that the main difference in market expectations between Trump and Harris is mainly reflected in the forex market. If Trump wins, the US dollar will strengthen. However, the market volatility brought by a red sweep may be even greater.
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Benzinga Market Summary: Gold And Silver Continue Higher On Macro Uncertainty, Starboard Reportedly Takes Stake In Kenvue, Spirit Airlines Extends Debt Deadlines, China Cuts Loan Prime Rate
Consolidated Edison Analyst Ratings
Ubs Group: Setting aside geopolitical issues, the fundamental outlook for oil remains bearish.
UBS Group believes that only if OPEC+ continues the production cut, the oil market can remain balanced in 2025.
AbbVie Announces That 9 Canadian Provinces Have Provided Accelerated Public Coverage Of EPKINLY, A Treatment For Adult Patients With Relapsed Or Refractory Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma
Market-Moving News for October 21st
IBM Analyst Ratings
Stock Index Futures Fall as Investors Gear up for Big Earnings Reports
Buy ahead of time in 2016? Benefiting from the 'Trump trade,' assets are outpacing the market, but this time 'it's somewhat different.'
Republican presidential candidate Trump's polls are reversing, and the 'winning odds' are gradually increasing. A Merrill Lynch strategist pointed out that investors seem to be rushing to allocate to symbols that performed well after Trump's victory in 2016. What inspiration does this have for investment?
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