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Crude Oil Futures: Further gains not ruled out near term

CME Group’s flash data for crude oil futures markets note traders increased their open interest positions by around 6.6K contracts at the beginning of the week. On the other hand, volume went down for the second session in a row, this time by around 148K contracts.

WTI: Immediate hurdle comes at $72.00

WTI prices started the week on a positive mood, although a convincing breakout of the $70.00 mark per barrel remained elusive. The uptick was accompanied by rising open interest, which suggests the likelihood of a near-term bounce. Next on the upside for the commodity emerges the recent weekly tops beyond the $72.00 yardstick.

GBP/JPY taps 183.00 mark for the first time since December 2015, recession risks cap gains

The GBP/JPY cross climbs to a fresh high since December 2015 during the early European session on Tuesday, with bulls now awaiting a sustained move be
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USD/JPY: Extra gains remain in the pipeline – UOB

The continuation of the upside momentum could encourage USD/JPY to revisit the 144.00 region, comment Economist Lee Sue Ann and Markets Strategist Que
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