As noted yesterday morning, "Goldman does it again" when just hours after Goldman said the "bearish cash for iron ore was intact," the commodity recorded its biggest surge in history crushing anyone short, and soaring 20% across the globe.
By EconMatters
Reuters News and Genscape Report attributed to today`s Oil Squeeze Move - couldn`t find more BS if you were assigned with cleaning out your horse`s barn stall. Follow the actual Oil Data Metrics and avoid the Rumor Mongering Market Garbage and Hearsay OPEC Gossip marketed as actual "Market Analytics".
Worse than expected is an understatement.
Things are not getting better in China as Exports crashed 25.4% YoY (the 3rd largest drop in history), almost double the 14.5% expectation and Imports tumbled 13.8%, the 16th month of YoY decline - the longest ever. Altogether this sent the trade surplus down to $32.6bn (missing expectations of $51bn) to 11-month lows.
Submitted by Mac Slavo via SHTFPlan.com,
In 2011, as gold prices rocketed to $1900 and oil was trading above $120 a barrel, there were few analysts who saw anything but further gains. But Marin Katusa of Katusa Research had a different opinion. At a major commodity conference Katusa, to boos and jeers from the audience, held strong to his analysis that an imminent deflationary collapse in commodity prices was on the horizon. And collapse they did.
It's not the economy, it's the debt, stupid...
h/t @NorthmanTrader