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Volatility rules due to oil glut, dollar worry and Grexit
Published Sun, Jun 21, 2015 · 09:50 PM
London
COMMODITIES experienced a volatile week, as traders eyed the oil supply glut, the dollar and intensifying concerns that Greece could default and crash out from the eurozone.
The EU has called an emergency eurozone summit in Brussels for Monday, seeking to break the five-month deadlock between the anti-austerity government in Athens and its international creditors.
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