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Traders keep diverting copper to US amid tariff threat — Reuters

According to Reuters, unusually high volume of copper supplies to the US will not decrease in the near future. The agency's experts cite the threat of import tariffs and price premiums for the metal on the US exchange COMEX, which make shipping profitable.

21 May 2025
Traders keep diverting copper to US amid tariff threat — Reuters
Well-known Wall Street trader predicts bitcoin will rise to $600,000 by autumn of 2025

Fred Krueger, an experienced Wall Street trader, has made a bold prediction that bitcoin could surge to $600,000 by October 2025. He calculates that in the 20s of July, the leading digital asset will begin to rise sharply due to macroeconomic factors.

21 May 2025
Well-known Wall Street trader predicts bitcoin will rise to $600,000 by autumn of 2025
Scotiabank analysts believe sticky inflation to prevent Bank of Canada from further rate cuts

As analysts of Scotiabank warned, persistent price pressures in Canada will not allow the country's regulator to keep reducing borrowing costs in the near future. At the same time, experts noted that the accelerated price growth was observed before the manifestation of the US tariffs effect.

21 May 2025
Scotiabank analysts believe sticky inflation to prevent Bank of Canada from further rate cuts
ECB’s Knot does not exclude additional interest rate cut in June

According to Klaas Knot, member of the Governing Council of the European Central Bank (ECB), an additional reduction in borrowing costs is possible as early as next month. However, he noted that it is still “too early” to make decisions without fresh quarterly forecasts.

21 May 2025
ECB’s Knot does not exclude additional interest rate cut in June
Morgan Stanley advises buying US assets except dollar

Strategists at Morgan Stanley have raised their forecasts for US stocks and Treasuries amid expectations of interest rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve (Fed).

21 May 2025
Morgan Stanley advises buying US assets except dollar
Silver loses investment appeal — Kitco News

According to Kitco News, growing industrial demand for silver may further reduce its investment appeal. Leading commodity traders surveyed by the platform also warned that if gold breaks through key support, silver could collapse along with platinum group metals.

21 May 2025
Silver loses investment appeal — Kitco News
Traders remain bearish on dollar — Bloomberg

In recent months, trader sentiment towards the dollar has deteriorated. The cost of buying versus selling greenback options has already plunged to -27 basis points, its lowest level since 2011, Bloomberg reports.

21 May 2025
Traders remain bearish on dollar — Bloomberg
Gold hits one-week high amid uncertain US fiscal policy

Reuters reports gold prices rose to their highest level in a week on Wednesday amid a weaker dollar and increased demand for safe-haven assets due to uncertainty in the US fiscal policy. Congress is currently debating a sweeping tax bill.

21 May 2025
Gold hits one-week high amid uncertain US fiscal policy
European gas storage refill at risk in case of falling prices — Goldman Sachs

Goldman Sachs believes Europe can secure enough liquified natural gas to replenish its inventories at current prices. However, the region will face supply competition in case of a further drop in prices.

21 May 2025
European gas storage refill at risk in case of falling prices — Goldman Sachs
UBS expects natural gas prices to rise in 2026

According to UBS, US gas exports are expected to surge over the next 18 months, resulting in higher gas prices by the end of 2026.

20 May 2025
UBS expects natural gas prices to rise in 2026

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