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iPathA Series B Bloomberg Aluminum Subindex Total Return ETN (NY: JJU )

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Last Price Updated: 8:00 PM EDT, Jun 7, 2023 Add to My Watchlist
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The Commodities Feed: Gold Holds Above $2,000
Sentiment in the oil market remains negative despite the growing noise of potentially deeper OPEC+ cuts. Meanwhile, a weaker USD and lower treasury yields continue to push gold higher 
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The Commodities Feed: USD Supports The Complex
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The Commodities Feed: US Crude Oil Inventories Grow
Oil prices came under pressure yesterday following an increase in US crude oil inventories, while a rebound in US treasury yields would have likely added further pressure 
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Exposures Fossil Fuels
The Commodities Feed: Oil Under Pressure
The oil market came under significant pressure yesterday. Brent traded down to its lowest level since July, while WTI broke below $80/bbl. 
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The Commodities Feed: Positive Economic Sentiment Helps To Boost Prices
The Fed’s decision to keep interest rate hikes on pause for a second consecutive time has bolstered economic sentiment and supported commodity prices, including energy and metals. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Aluminium Prices: Steady In Q3 Amidst Robust Demand
The global aluminium market has remained resilient in the third quarter, with aluminium prices holding steady despite fluctuations in other commodity sectors. 
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The Commodities Feed: Central banks increase gold reserves
The latest data from the World Gold Council shows that central banks purchased around 800 tonnes of gold over the first three quarters of 2023 as geopolitical uncertainty pushed them to diversify more... 
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Bottoming Before FOMC?
S&P 500 turned up, opening with a bullish gap, but that wasn‘t any surprise for clients. What is a show of short-term resilience, is no steep upswing in yields complemented by decline in stocks, upon... 
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Topics Economy Stocks
Exposures Interest Rates US Equities
The Commodities Feed: Operational Issues Tighten Copper Supply
Some of the major copper producers in the Americas have downgraded their copper production target for this year and next due to operational issues. 
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SPX 200-D MA Games
S&P 500 was slowly and steadily crawling higher through 4,260 till 4,280, but even in the run up to GOOG and MSFT earnings, made it to 4,290 only. 
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Exposures US Equities
The Commodities Feed: Geopolitical Risks Linger
Markets remain nervous about developments in the Middle East. Clearly, price direction in the short term will be largely influenced over how the situation in the region evolves. 
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Week Ahead: Q3 US GDP To Underscore Divergence, While ECB And Bank Of Canada Stand Pat
The heightened geopolitical uncertainty provides a fragile backdrop for the global capital markets. 
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The Commodities Feed: OPEC+ Meeting
The oil market remains well supported on the back of solid fundamentals. However, the OPEC+ JMMC will meet this week and the group will review current market conditions. 
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The Commodities Feed: Gasoil Cracks Strengthen
The oil market is struggling to make further gains now it is in overbought territory. Meanwhile, the gasoil market has firmed with China unlikely to issue further refined product export quotas 
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The Commodities Feed: Oil Fundamentals Remain Supportive
The oil market remains well supported on the back of constructive fundamentals, and Russia’s ban on diesel and gasoline exports also adds support. The calendar this week is looking fairly quiet 
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Topics Energy
Exposures Fossil Fuels
Copper Is About To Soar
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The Commodities Feed: Hawkish Fed Pause Caps Oil
The Fed kept rates unchanged at yesterday’s FOMC meeting as widely expected. However, it was still seen as a hawkish pause, which put some pressure on risk assets 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Stocks And Precious Metals Charts - High Priests Of The Channeled Economic Scablands
Call me dark, but what I see here is a toxic relationship between deregulation, underpriced risk, and exorbitant, inefficient pay scales that contribute to the growth of inequality, not to mention the... 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
The Commodities Feed: Strong Chinese oil imports
The rally in oil seems to be running out of steam, despite further constructive data releases. Continued strength in the USD is likely providing some headwinds to the market. 
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Commodities & Futures Market Analysis: Insights & Strategies
Gold and silver have nearly completed an impulse wave lower, so we can look to short the corrective rally... Elliott Wave Analysis 
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“So Far, So Good” Stock Market And Sentiment Results
What this “catch up” trade will look like and some areas we are finding opportunity to pounce. 
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Gold Sells Off On A US Credit Downgrade?
In today's episode of metal minutes we'll be talking about the gold sell off on a US credit downgrade. 
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The Commodities Feed: Tight Supplies Lift Oil Prices
OPEC oil output dropped by around 0.9MMbbls/d in July due to production cuts from Saudi Arabia and Nigeria. Meanwhile, the American Petroleum Institute (API) reported the biggest weekly drop in oil... 
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Copper And Iron Ore Prices Rise On China’s Economic Policies And Supply Concerns
Copper futures approach $3.9 per pound, reaching highest level since July 14. 
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Futures Dip Ahead Of Fed's "Last Rate Hike" As Dow Braces For 13 Straight Gains
The market is pricing in just a 0.76% move after today's FOMC, the lowest implied move on a Fed day since at least 2021. 
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The Commodities Feed: Middle Distillates Firm Up
US economic data proved supportive for crude prices yesterday by signaling that the Federal Reserve could now be nearing the end of its rate hiking cycle. Today's calendar is fairly quiet, with just... 
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The Commodities Feed: Specs Reduce Oil Net Long
Oil finished last week on a strong footing, however, it has come under some pressure in early morning trading today. Trading is likely to be thinner than usual at the start of the week due to... 
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The Commodities Feed: The Need For A Risk Premium
The oil market has opened slightly stronger this morning and this is no surprise given recent developments in Russia. However, the failed move by the Wagner group suggests that any upside in prices... 
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The Commodities Feed: China’s Imports Recover
China’s crude oil and natural gas imports recovered strongly in May, which could help improve market sentiment. For copper, China’s concentrate imports jumped to a fresh high, while unwrought copper... 
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The Commodities Feed: Oil Strength, Copper Weakness
Oil continues its climb higher, and Copper plunges below the $8,000/t mark. 
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