Goldman Sachs raises Q1 2017 WTI forecast to $ 55 – Livesquawk

Livesquawk reports latest headlines from the US-based investment bank, Goldman Sachs, noting that the bank has raised its WTI crude price-forecast to $ 55/ barrel for the first quarter of 2017, in wake of an OPEC production cut and Russia’s output freeze deal.

Meanwhile, both crude benchmarks are extending the upside to trade almost +1.50%, on the back of renewed optimism over a potential OPEC output cut deal.

AUD seen depreciating further in the next months – Danske Bank

Analyst at Danske Bank Minna Kussisto expects the Aussie dollar to gradually lose ground in the medium term. Key Quotes “The depreciation of the USD
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EUR/GBP clings to gains beyond 0.8600 handle ahead of Draghi's testimony

The EUR/GBP cross extended Friday's tepid recovery move from 2-month lows and is now building on to momentum back above 0.8600 handle. Currently trad
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