Ukrainian drone strike sparks fire at Russia's Tyumen oil refinery - Reuters
Russian refinery attacks cut supply, while EIA crude draws tighten the market. Despite high COT longs, a -13k weekly shift points to sentiment cooling; actual…
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| Month | strong reads | moved with | against | barely moved |
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| Mar 2026 | 193 | 70 | 97 | 26 |
| Apr 2026 | 100 | 25 | 38 | 37 |
| May 2026 | 476 | 166 | 134 | 176 |
| Jun 2026 | 779 | 286 | 229 | 264 |
| Jul 2026 | 353 | 100 | 131 | 122 |
Russian refinery attacks cut supply, while EIA crude draws tighten the market. Despite high COT longs, a -13k weekly shift points to sentiment cooling; actual…
NZD is extremely short in COT. With CAD benefiting from safe-haven flows while NZD sells off, NZDCAD looks set for a sharp decline.
Hormuz Strait supply risks, falling EIA crude stocks, and a weaker dollar support prices. Despite crowded longs, fundamentals favor further upside.
Escalating Middle East conflict drives oil supply risk. Despite extreme long positioning, short-term supply shocks outweigh contrarian points to, fueling price…
Iran-Ukraine war hits oil supply, pushing physical prices near $110. EIA reports crude stocks down 1.7M bbl, boosting USOIL on tight supply.
Houthi attacks and falling US crude stocks fuel supply fears, pushing prices higher despite extreme long positioning in the COT report.
Hawkish Fed points to from oil push gold down, while a stronger DXY adds direct downward pressure.
ECB holds steady while Fed keeps rates high, widening the interest rate differential in favor of USD and weighing on EURUSD.
CHF hit a 13-month low as strong USD, fueled by war and Fed hike expectations, drove a sharp bullish move in USDCHF.
Bears target a break below 1.1350 as hawkish Fed and oil inflation pressure drive the EUR lower.
Weak ECB data (falling inflation) and a strong dollar clearly pushed EUR lower.
ECB held rates as expected. Middle East tensions drove safe-haven flows to the USD, boosting DXY and pressuring EUR/USD lower.
USD hits 40-yr high; Fed holds steady. ECB inflation drops to 1.9%, pressuring for easing, pointing to a strong downtrend for EURUSD.
Safe-haven inflows from war significantly boost gold prices.
Safe-haven flows boost USD; AUD weakens on rising global risk. DXY flat/slightly soft, but pressure on commodity currencies remains high.
Geopolitical tensions trigger risk-off flows, weakening AUD/USD. Despite a Fed hold, market sentiment heavily pressures commodity currencies.
Mideast tensions weigh on AUD, a risk-sensitive asset linked to Asia. Safe-haven flows into USD and JPY pressure AUD lower.
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