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Oil ignores supply draw, price lower after Fed

 Oil ignores supply draw, price lower after Fed
Daily Market Focus by Futures
September 22, 2011


Market Watch
Oil Prices sure forgot about the big time draw in crude supply because of all of the macro economic worries. The EIA said that crude oil inventories decreased by 7.3 million barrels…Read More
The waiting game in the industry is with cash hogs.When the trade confirms cash hogs are done with their September moderate rally they will start hitting the December futures…Read More
The FOMC will transfer $400 billion of its holdings to Treasury securities with maturities from six to 30 years from Treasury securities with maturities less than three years. See how various sectors reacted…Read More
Lately Fed announcements have not been as exciting as they once were, but this time the Fed gave us more with the announcement it would move to launch yet another recovery package…Read More
The Japanese yen is the top performing currency against a stronger dollar for the second consecutive day as a massive risk sell-off sweeps across the globe…Read More





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