NY Fed: Oil prices rose sharply this past week owing to greater demand and decreased supply

Below are key highlights from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York's Oil Price Dynamics Report.

  • The combination of stronger expected demand and a perceived tightening in supply led to a significant increase in oil prices last week. In 2018:Q2, increasing demand expectations and decreasing anticipated supply led to rising oil prices.
  • Developments in global demand expectations since 2017:Q3 have reversed the largely supply-induced weakness in oil prices throughout the first half of 2017.
  • Overall, since the end of 2014:Q2, both lower global demand expectations and looser supply have held oil prices down, though this trend seems to have reversed in 2016:Q2 and 2016:Q4, and notably since 2017:Q3.

Italy's Tria: Many other countries have not respected EU fiscal rules in past

Speaking to reporters following his meeting with eurozone finance ministers and EU economics commissioners, Italy's finance minister Giovanni Tria sai
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NFP: Expectations of another strong gain for September - Wells Fargo

On Friday, the US official employment report will be released. Analysts at Wells Fargo, expect payrolls to rise by 185K.  Key Quotes:  “Job growth c
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