The COFR crude oil contract closed last week's fluctuation with a significant correction of 8.64% to the level of Rp 976,900 per barrel. Still a major catalyst of pressure, price consolidation in the bearish zone weighed down by a potential increase in oil supplies from the US as well as a spike in the spread of Covid-19 globally triggering new restrictions and lockdowns that negatively impacted fuel demand.

The COFR crude oil contract closed last week's fluctuations with a slight increase of 0.83% to Rp 1,045,600 per barrel. The narrow movement of crude oil last week occurred on the back of a tug of war of positive and negative sentiment absorbed by the market which is very sensitive to the stability of global oil supply and demand levels.

The price of tin traded on ICDX was observed to show a bullish trend throughout 2021, where the price of tin which was around $21,000 at the beginning of the year continued to climb up to penetrate the level above $35,000 at the close of the 1st semester of 2021. In terms of volume, tin exports carried out through ICDX also show positive performance. The total export volume in the first semester of this year reached 12,866.93 metric tons, an increase of 202 percent compared to the second semester of last year.

The COFR crude oil contract closed last week's fluctuations with a slight increase of 0.83% to Rp 1,045,600 per barrel. The narrow movement of crude oil last week occurred on the back of a tug of war of positive and negative sentiment absorbed by the market which is very sensitive to the stability of global oil supply and demand levels.

The crude palm oil (CPO) contract closed last week with a weekly appreciation of 2.28% to the level of Rp 14,145,- per kg. The sentiment around the CPO market, which tends to be responded negatively by the market, has in fact provided its own positive catalyst for prices. The political turmoil from the main producing country Malaysia, as well as the chaos related to COVID that hit the two main CPO producing countries, namely Indonesia and Malaysia, are the headlines that need to be underlined.

Entering July, the price of tin was observed to still move positively above $30,000 per tonne. Quoting transaction prices on ICDX, the average tin price during June was $33.825 per tonne, with the lowest price reaching $33,600 per tonne and the highest price reaching $34,050 per tonne. The re-emergence of new cases of the Covid-19 triggered by the Delta variant has the potential to threaten the demand side and disrupt the production, especially due to restrictions on activities at mining sites and tin smelters.

The COFR crude oil contract closed last week with a weekly appreciation of 2.90% to Rp 1,059,100 per barrel. The catalyst can be traced to the continued combination of expectations of a demand recovery joined by a number of sensitive geopolitical headlines in the Middle East.

The gold contract GOLDUD has closed the week with a correction, which was significantly occurred at the end of the week, to record a weekly correction of 0.80% to $1,891.30 Troy Ounce. After the market absorbed the sentiment from the 3 employment data released on the previous week, this week the market's focus seems to be on the Greenback’s performance, especially with the anticipation and back-to-back market expectations on the Fed's future stance, which is based on recent data releases - inflation figures.