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United States CFTC Oil NC net positions rose from previous 707.1K to 728.1K

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Japan CFTC JPY NC net positions fell from previous ¥2.8K to ¥2.6K

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European Monetary Union CFTC EUR NC net positions: €151.5K vs €147.5K

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Australia CFTC AUD NC net positions declined to $-10.2K from previous $-2.8K

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United States CFTC USD NC net positions climbed from previous $-10.7K to $-10.5K

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United Kingdom CFTC GBP NC net positions increased to £47.7K from previous £43K

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Wall Street stocks down as US bond yields hit new highs

Investors were attracted by the rise in bond yields and dropped stocks. US stocks down led by technology stocks, Apple is down 4.1% on the day. The three main US indices closed lower on the last day of the week. The S&P 500, the Dow Jones and the Nasdaq all closed below their 50-period simple

WTI crude above $68.00 unfazed by Trump's attack on OPEC

Trumps‘s tweet criticizing OPEC cuts sends crude oil lower but then black gold recovers losses quickly. Longer-term fundamentals for oil are still well in place for oil. Crude oil WTI is trading at around $68.38 per barrel virtually unchanged as the commodity traded mainly sideways on the last day of the week but still at levels

USD/MXN: Mexican peso rally ends abruptly, worst performer of the week

Profit taking and Presidential election polls send the Peso sharply lower. USD/MXN rises almost 3% in 2 days. The Mexican peso ended the week as the worst performer among the most-traded currencies. It dropped sharply during the last two days and the slide still has room to go. The USD/MXN pair reached the lowest level

Eurozone: Data and ECB meeting on the agenda next week – Danske Bank

According to analysts from Danske Bank, next week, the European Central Bank will keep rates unchanged and they see that the flash PMI will indicate whether the euro area cycle is weakening further. Key Quotes: “In the euro area, we are awaiting the PMI figures due for release on Monday (…) We believe a further

Canada: Retail Sales data consistent with softer GDP growth – NBF

Jocelyn Paquet, an analyst at National Bank of Canada, points out that the Canadian February Retail Sales report will no be enough to salvage the performance of the economy during the first quarter. Key Quotes: “Canada’s retail sales increased a consensus-matching 0.4% in February. That result came after a downwardly-revised +0.1% print the prior month