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Silver at CPI Crossroads: Inflation Data Could Make or Break the Rally
forecasts15 days ago

Silver at CPI Crossroads: Inflation Data Could Make or Break the Rally

Silver surged to its strongest weekly gain of the year as yields fell, the dollar weakened, and oil cooled, but Tuesday’s CPI report will determine whether the rally continues or reverses. A softer inflation print and lower yields could carry XAG toward the $83.06–$83.61 area, while a hotter-than-expected CPI could lift yields and the dollar, signaling a pullback toward $78.72 and potentially toward the $72–$70 zone if selling accelerates. The piece emphasizes the rally is driven by rate dynamics and industrial demand, with price volatility likely as inflation data and Fed expectations remain in play.

via FXEmpire|
#commodities#forecasts#fundamental
Silver at a Crossroads: Hawkish Fed and Oil Inflation Could Spark a Major Move
forecasts2 months ago

Silver at a Crossroads: Hawkish Fed and Oil Inflation Could Spark a Major Move

Silver prices slumped as a hawkish Federal Reserve and oil-driven inflation outweighed geopolitics, pressing the metal toward a key support level. A hold at that support could trigger a sharp rebound and continuation of the prior bullish trend, while a break lower would deepen the correction amid mixed global signals on demand (China weakness and slower global growth).

via FXEmpire|
#commodities#forecasts#fundamental
Gold, Silver & Platinum Forecast: Gold Stalls Near $5,000 as Pullback Persists
forecasts2 months ago

Gold, Silver & Platinum Forecast: Gold Stalls Near $5,000 as Pullback Persists

Gold remains under pressure around the $5,000 level as Treasury yields slide and the dollar dips, testing support near $4,956 after breaking below the $5,100–$5,120 zone and the 50-day moving average; silver hovers around $78–$79 with a break above potentially targeting $86–$87, while platinum rebounds above $2,080 on dip buying with palladium strength supporting the complex, though oil and geopolitics keep catalysts limited in the near term.

via FXEmpire|
#commodities#forecasts#fundamental
Oil Dips as Iran Tensions Ease; Natural Gas Rises After EIA Draw
forecasts4 months ago

Oil Dips as Iran Tensions Ease; Natural Gas Rises After EIA Draw

Natural gas rebounds after the EIA report showing a -71 Bcf draw, with prices testing the $3.10 area and eyeing resistance around $3.25–$3.30; WTI crude slips below $60 as Iran supply-disruption fears ease following Trump’s comments, with a path toward $55.50–$56.00 if it continues lower; Brent crude also eases toward $64 as Iran risk fades, with a downside target near $62.54 if losses extend.

via FXEmpire|
#brent-oil#eia#forecasts
Top 20 Cities Facing Home Price Declines in the Coming Year
real-estate9 months ago

Top 20 Cities Facing Home Price Declines in the Coming Year

Many U.S. cities, especially smaller markets and some major metros, are expected to see significant declines in home prices over the next year due to high interest rates, overvaluation, and increased insurance costs, with smaller cities like Greenville, Mississippi, facing the steepest drops, and larger cities like San Francisco and New Orleans experiencing moderate declines.

via GOBankingRates|
#city-specific#forecasts#home-prices
"Memphis and Mid-South: Snowfall Totals and Road Conditions"
weather2 years ago

"Memphis and Mid-South: Snowfall Totals and Road Conditions"

Most of the Mid-South, including Memphis, received between 3 and 6 inches of snowfall, with some areas around Interstate 40 seeing a bit more. Eastern Fayette County and much of Hardeman County got hit harder, with 6 to 8 inches, and part of Hardeman and McNairy counties received upwards of 8 inches, in line with forecasts from News Channel 3 weather forecasters.

via WREG NewsChannel 3|
#forecasts#memphis#mid-south
finance2 years ago

Deutsche Bank's Bold S&P 500 Forecast Challenges Wall Street's Conservatism

Deutsche Bank has made the highest S&P 500 forecast on Wall Street, predicting the index to reach 5,100, which its strategists believe may be too conservative. The bank expects a mild recession in the middle of next year, but if trend-like GDP continues, the S&P 500 could finish the year at 5,500. They also see a possibility for the index to surge even higher in 2024. Deutsche Bank remains neutral on megacap growth and technology stocks, while being overweight on financials, consumer cyclicals, and materials.

via Morningstar|
#deutsche-bank#finance#forecasts
Fed Forecasts and Rate Cuts: Impact on S&P 500, Inflation, and Interest Rates
finance2 years ago

Fed Forecasts and Rate Cuts: Impact on S&P 500, Inflation, and Interest Rates

Forecasts for the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts in 2024 have become more important than S&P 500 price targets for investors. Strategists at UBS predict a 2.75% rate cut starting in March, while Goldman Sachs expects rate cuts to begin in the fourth quarter of 2024. Morgan Stanley sees a cumulative 100 basis points rate cut starting in June, while Barclays expects a rate cut in December and a rate hike in January. The Fed itself will release updated forecasts next month. The consensus is that the Fed will cut rates in 2024, and any surprises in the path of interest rates could have a significant impact on financial markets. Lower interest rates generally lead to higher stock prices, but rate cuts in response to a recession pose challenges for the stock market.

via Yahoo Finance|
#federal-reserve#finance#forecasts
business2 years ago

VF Corp Faces Challenges: Withdraws Forecasts, Reduces Dividend, and Replaces Vans President

VF Corp, the owner of brands like Vans and The North Face, has withdrawn its full-year revenue and profit forecasts due to slowing demand for higher-priced apparel and footwear, particularly in the United States. The company's second-quarter profit was also lower than expected. High borrowing costs and inflation have led customers to prioritize essential purchases, impacting sales of pricier products. VF Corp's margins have been affected by discounts and promotions to attract shoppers and clear surplus inventory. Sales in the Americas fell 11%, while Greater China saw an 8% increase. The company does not expect the performance of its Vans brand to improve in the second half and anticipates a challenging U.S. wholesale environment. VF Corp is implementing a cost reduction program to achieve $300 million in fixed cost savings.

via Yahoo Finance|
#apparel#business#cost-conscious-customers