warm welcome to daybreak: europe, i ran says the door to negotiation is firmly closed. diplomacy is closed. what will it mean for the oil market? we are still at 8% over the past number of sessions, this is five-day momentum. are we hitting a plateau? in terms of geopolitics. the next thing for the market to look at is opec plus. they will need to extend the deal until late 2020. issue calleder demand. the real fundamental let s have a look at some of the other risk markets this morning as we look at the dollar. the longest losing streak is september 2017. blackrock is neutral on the dollar, jerome powell speaks today. what will he have to say, adding to last week s shift from patients? this is as trump calls the fed a stubborn child and its refusal to move. keep an eye on gold, the bulls are backing control of the market. , and wetanley top pick are also seeing a shortage in the physical supply-side which gives sucker to the bullish story. good morning. the markets c
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