Commodities

18 June 2026
EIA data shows US crude inventories fall 8.3m barrels, bolstering summer oil price outlook

EIA reports 8.262m-barrel crude draw, beating forecasts; demand strong, OPEC+ cuts tighten supply, supporting higher oil prices.

17 June 2026
WTI steadies near $76 as US-Iran deal hopes weigh, while US crude stocks tighten

WTI steadied near $76 after 5% drop as US-Iran deal hopes weigh, volatility risk rises.

17 June 2026
API data show US crude stocks down 8.33m barrels, topping forecasts and tightening summer supply

API reports U.S. crude inventories fell 8.33m barrels, beating expectations and signaling tighter supply, bullish prices.

17 June 2026
US building permits undershoot forecasts, raising cooling signals for housing and short-term rate expectations

May US building permits slipped to 1.413m, signaling cooling housing demand; favors rate-neutral trades, hedges, and shorts.

17 June 2026
US Housing Starts Slide 15.4% in May, Raising Concerns Over Homebuilding and Rate Headwinds

May housing starts plunged 15.4%, signaling collapsing builder confidence, rate-driven demand destruction, and broader market downside risks ahead.

16 June 2026
US Housing Starts Miss Forecasts, Prompting Bets on Fed Cuts and Homebuilder Equity Downside

May housing starts missed forecasts at 1.177m, boosting dovish Fed bets and bearish housing-related trades.

16 June 2026
AUD/USD Weakens Below 50-day Average as Iron Ore Falls and US Real Rates Firm

AUD/USD stays pressured below 0.7140; lower highs persist as iron ore falls and US yields support downside.

16 June 2026
China data mixed as retail sales and investment miss, dragging Australian dollar lower against US dollar

China’s data mixed: retail sales and investment fell, pressuring AUD/USD; industrial output beat, but downside bias remains.

16 June 2026
Australian Dollar Slips as China Data Split; Retail Sales Miss, Investment Weakens, Output Beats

China’s May data mixed: retail sales missed, investment weakened, production beat; AUD/USD dipped amid slowdown.

16 June 2026
China’s May retail sales fall 0.6%, fuelling bearish China equity, copper and AUD trades

China’s May retail sales fell 0.6%, signalling weak consumer demand, pressuring equities, commodities, and AUD-linked exposures.

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