Well, I do not know how far, much further it can go. Everyone was saying 95 and keep an eye on it. Well, we are at 97.5 now. So, we are kno...

"Russia and Saudi are the elephants in the room when it comes to OPEC and OPEC Plus, and they are taking the lead on this. They are really ...

During their Women's World Cup Group E matches against Vietnam, the Netherlands, and Portugal, numerous players from the United States Wome...

I think there are so many different components to this melting pot and we understand the Russia situation. So, it is hard to pinpoint where...

XM Australia CEO Peter McGuire is optimistic about India's growth and potential, noting the country's young population, appetite for entrep...

“Brent crude inflection point is at $96-and close to around $89-90 for WTI. They both have given up significant gains with Brent at $90 and...

“I am not suggesting that the heady days are already over for the dollar. I would not be surprised to see an upward lift sometime in Novemb...

“I expect to see volatility in the dollar till the end of the year. We have seven months left and the inflation story has to get under cont...

So far Fed officials, led by Chair Jerome Powell, have stressed that rising inflationary pressures are transitory and ultra-easy monetary s...

The dollar index sank as low as 92.527 in Asia, its weakest since March 25 before trimming some overnight losses. The U-turn comes less tha...

Finding positivity in dark times.

The unwinding of hedge fund positions in oil is from the fear aspect, says Mcguire.

On stronger economic growth, crude price will be going higher from here, XM Australia CEO.

“Headwinds caused by North Korea situation, Brexit and US-China trade concerns.”

Rallies in iron ore and crude prices are likely to continue, says McGuire.

You may see a weakening of Brent and WTI today, says MCGuire

There could be further softness in crude over the next week leading up to the OPEC meeting, says McGuire.