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General New category filters for the manage columns dialog in QSS/Spreadsheet Trader CQG Desktop will now detect the system language and  Will show yesterday's net change for end-of-day data symbols OTC/HMS Publish Bids & Offers widget Added sorting by locations Added filter options for 'All' and 'None' for filtering by location in the Download Bids & Offers report Added new columns for source symbols Improved fast search in the Add Tab dialog for HMS widgets Manage Custom Market widget Added ability to filter by enabled/disabled checkboxes We hope that these updates

Energy prices increased for a fourth consecutive week, touching their highest levels since July. A slow return of production from Hurricane Ida, smaller than expected increases from OPEC+ due to production issues and an IEA monthly report showing a tightening of global supplies in the near term were the key positive themes of the week. Ongoing flareups of Covid-19 worldwide and China’s continuing threat to release stocks from their Strategic Petroleum Reserve to rein in rapid inflation served to restrain price gains. On the week, WTI gain 3.2%, Brent 3.3%, RBOB 0.8% and ULSD 2.9%. Total

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In the week following the worst hurricane in the US Gulf Coast in the last 16 years, Crude and product market prices are conspicuously void of trends. The bullish effect of the loss of approximately 21 MB of Crude production due to Hurricane Ida has been countered with a significant release from China's Strategic Petroleum Reserve in an attempt to stem the rapidly rising tide of inflation. The recent sale from the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve last month as well as an aggressive price reduction in the OSP from the Saudis to a number of Asian customers further weighed on markets. On the week

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After FEDERAL RESERVE Chairman Jerome Powell’s Jackson Hole speech, the jobs data may have taken on added significance. Inflation was not a concern for Powell as that is considered transitory within the bowels of the FOMC. The failure of the employment situation to enable all who lost jobs due to COVID “through no fault of their own” has regained paramount importance. Wednesday’s ADP report revealed the private sector created 40% less jobs than anticipated (374k versus a consensus gain of 640k). The problem with Friday’s release is it always tends to be a VOLATILE number because of education

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This article walks you through using Microsoft® Excel’s LINEST function to determine the three coefficients and y-intercept of a 3rd order polynomial function over the past 20 bars of closing price data. In addition to the downloadable sample Excel spreadsheet, a CQG PAC is provided that uses the XLTS study to pull the results into CQG to display on a chart. The Third Order Polynomial Trend line has this mathematical formula: y = (c3 * x^3) + (c2 * x^2) + (c1 * x^1) + bWhere Excel calculates the three coefficients, x is the x-axis values and b is the y intercept. Here is an example of

Hurricane Ida, a category four storm with winds exceeding 145 MPH, made landfall last Sunday in eastern Louisiana. Most US Gulf oil production, Natural Gas production and more than 2.3 MBPD of refining capacity were affected. Slow recovery of navigable waterways and even slower recovery of electricity continue to inhibit restoration of any significant measure in production or refining. Total US commercial petroleum inventories fell by 13.6 MB on the week. WTI gained 0.8%, Brent 1.3% and ULSD 2% while RBOB fell due to an adjustment from summer to winter spec by 5.5%. Despite the loss of

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