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SITREP for March 31, 2023
Welcome to the SITREP for March 31, 2023
We’re on a mini-vacation in Europe this week, so it’s a Dragnet edition today: just the facts!
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Let’s get on to the numbers.
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Key Metrics
90-Day Relative Values
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21-Day Trends
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Oil (Brent Crude)
Brent Crude is low for this 90-day interval. Prices decreased moderately over the last 21 days after significant fluctuation.
Iron and Steel
Iron and Steel are mid-range for this 90-day interval. Prices ended relatively flat over the last 21 days after slight fluctuation.
Market Volatility
Market Volatility (VIX) is very low for this 90-day interval. The index decreased sharply over the last 21 days after moderate fluctuation.
Wheat
Wheat is low for this 90-day interval. Prices increased moderately over the last 21 days after moderate fluctuation.
Shipping (FBX)
Shipping (FBX) is very low for this 90-day interval. Prices decreased moderately over the last 21 days after significant fluctuation.
Election Watch
2 April: Finland, Parliament
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Palate Cleanser
We went to see the Vermeer exhibition here in Amsterdam. The pictures are amazing, but a lot of the time, what you see is this. You can see why kids hate museums and galleries…
Photo Nick Dupree
Disclaimer
These SITREPS are provided for informational and educational purposes only. Comments or observations are my own and do not reflect the opinions of any firms I am associated with. The sources from which the metrics are derived are obtained from sources believed to be accurate and reliable, however due to the possibility of human and mechanical error or other factors, Andrew Sheves / Tarjuman LLC is not responsible for any errors or omissions.