Zak Mir takes a charting look at some of the most closely followed small caps on the London Stock Exchange. Today’s charts are FTSE 100, DAX, Dow, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Gold,
Zak Mir takes a charting look at some of the most closely followed small caps on the London Stock Exchange. Today’s charts are FTSE 100, DAX, Dow, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Gold,
WTI (Aug) $67.00 -45c, Brent (Sep) $68.80 -31c, Diff-$1.80 +14c. USNG (Aug) $3.41 -8c, UKNG (Aug) 80.51p +1.04p, TTF (Aug) €30.825 +€0.145.
WTI (Aug) $65.52 +18c, Brent (Aug) $67.77 +4c, Diff -$2.25 -24c. USNG (Aug) $3.74 +21c, UKNG (Aug)* 78.0p -1.1p, TTF (Aug) €33.325 -€0.35.
The FTSE 100 edged higher on Friday, closing up 23 points, or 0.3%, at 8,554.80 after a hesitant start, as easing trade war tensions lifted investor sentiment. The mid-cap FTSE
WTI (Apr) $67.16 +26c, Brent (May) $70.78 +22c, Diff -$3.62 -4c. USNG (Apr) $4.25 +20c, UKNG (Apr) 106.65p +2.41p, TTF (Apr) €43.59 +€1.355.
WTI (Feb) $73.92 +60c, Brent (Mar) $76.92 +76c, Diff -$3.00 +16c. USNG (Feb) $3.71 +5c, UKNG (Feb) 112.9p -0.1p, TTF (Feb) €44.125 -€1.0.
WTI (Nov) $68.17 -1c, Brent (Dec)* $71.46 -15c, Diff -$3.29 +36c. USNG (Nov) $2.93 +2c, UKNG (Nov) 95.8p -2.37p, TTF (Nov) €38.295 -€0.93.
Oil prices have fallen to their lowest level since June due to concerns that a potential recession in the US might reduce demand from the world’s largest economy.
A flash blog this morning as I’m out of the office today. As usual, I will be catching up on stories and wherever appropriate add in the days to come.
WTI (June) $76.48+40c, Brent (July) $83.33 +37c, Diff -$4.95 +7c.
WTI (June) $82.21 -55c, Brent (June) $88.02 -40c, Diff -$5.21 +15c.
WTI (May) $81.35 -27c, Brent (May) $86.09 -16c, Diff -$4.74 +11c.