Warren Patterson is the Head of Commodities Strategy at ING, and his work has been featured in various publications such as TalkMarkets, Investing.com, and Business New Europe. With a focus on commodities, Warren provides insights and analysis on market trends, geopolitical events, and economic factors that impact the commodities sector.
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Warren's focus is predominantly on commodities and energy, with a significant emphasis on citing data and providing investment analysis. Given this, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide fresh insights or analysis based on the latest industry data related to commodities, oil, OPEC+, and gold.
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Lower crude oil imports from China and a downward revision in global demand growth estimates from OPEC weigh on sentiment
Crude oil is trading flat this morning as the market remains cautious amid the developing situation in the Middle East, although demand concerns remain. Meanwhile, a constructive report by the American Petroleum Institute (API) supports sentiments in the immediate term
Gold prices jumped to a fresh record high amid concerns over escalating tensions in the Middle East and ahead of the US election
Oil prices strengthened yesterday with little sign of de-escalation in the Middle East
Oil prices have rallied this morning after yesterday’s sell-off. Meanwhile, palladium prices have increased on the back of reports that the US is pushing for sanctions on Russian palladium
Oil prices sold off this morning following Israel’s response to Iran’s recent missile attack. The measured and targeted response from Israel has increased hopes of de-escalation
The oil market sold off aggressively yesterday after Israel’s measured response over the weekend. While it is still not clear if and how Iran will retaliate, the market is clearly of the view that supply risks have eased for now
Gold climbed to another record high this morning, following an all-time peak just yesterday. Markets are very much focused on next week’s US election
Oil prices are trading stronger this morning after OPEC+ members delayed a supply increase by another month
Oil prices have held relatively steady as the market awaits the outcome of the US election
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