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Ole Hansen

Head of Commodity Strategy

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About Ole S. Hansen

Ole Hansen joined Saxo Bank in 2008 and has been Head of Commodity Strategy since 2010. He focuses on delivering strategies and analyses of the global commodity markets defined by fundamentals, market sentiment and technical developments.

Ole Hansen joined Saxo Bank in 2008 and has been Head of Commodity Strategy since 2010. He focuses on delivering strategies and analyses of the global commodity markets defined by fundamentals, market sentiment and technical developments.

Hansen is the author of the Weekly Commodity Update, which sets out the moves in commodities, and also provides clients with commodity related trade views under the #SaxoStrats brand. He is a regular contributor to both broadcast and print media including CNBC, Bloomberg, Reuters, Wall Street Journal, Financial Times and the Telegraph.

Ole Hansen joined Saxo Bank in 2008 and has been Head of Commodity Strategy since 2010. He focuses on delivering strategies and analyses of the global commodity markets defined by fundamentals, market sentiment and technical developments.

Ole Hansen joined Saxo Bank in 2008 and has been Head of Commodity Strategy since 2010. He focuses on delivering strategies and analyses of the global commodity markets defined by fundamentals, market sentiment and technical developments.

Hansen is the author of the Weekly Commodity Update, which sets out the moves in commodities, and also provides clients with commodity related trade views under the #SaxoStrats brand. He is a regular contributor to both broadcast and print media including CNBC, Bloomberg, Reuters, Wall Street Journal, Financial Times and the Telegraph.

COMMODITIES

WCU: Commodities look to Fed and bonds for guidance

Ole Hansen

Head of Commodity Strategy

COMMODITIES

Gold focus: The temptation to take profit

Ole Hansen

Head of Commodity Strategy

COMMODITIES

Crude oil remains stuck in neutral with short-term focus on inventories

Ole Hansen

Head of Commodity Strategy

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COT: Bullish JPY bets reach November 2016 high

Ole Hansen

Head of Commodity Strategy

COMMODITIES

COT: Growth concerns weigh on all sectors

Ole Hansen

Head of Commodity Strategy

COMMODITIES

WCU: Gold reigns as global bond yield collapse continues

Ole Hansen

Head of Commodity Strategy

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Commodity Update

Ole Hansen

Head of Commodity Strategy

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Commodity chart picks

Ole Hansen

Head of Commodity Strategy

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Gold’s surge driven by global bond yield collapse

Ole Hansen

Head of Commodity Strategy

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COT report in charts

Ole Hansen

Head of Commodity Strategy

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