Today in Commodities: Status quo from Fed

Nothing new to report from Uncle Ben and his cronies but at least there was more talk of inflation with rising commodity prices. The $2.50 range carried on in Crude again today as traders try to figure out what direction from here. Our bias remains bearish as we’re expecting June to trade back near $109 in the coming weeks. We’ve yet to make a move shorting the distillates with clients as both heating oil and RBOB advanced today. When we see signs of an interim top we will be looking to gain bearish exposure…stay tuned. Aggressive traders can continue to gain bearish exposure in natural gas as we’re anticipating a break of 20-30 cents in the coming sessions.

Comments

No comments found.

{{ commodity.name }}

Contest Ranking Modal BG Contest Ranking Modal BG
Contest Ranking Title

The new Mining Power Rankings are live. Vote for the sector’s leaders in each of the Large-, Small-, and Micro-Cap leagues.

Vote Now