Iranian foreign minister outlines conditional Strait of Hormuz reopening timeline
Iran’s foreign minister said the Strait of Hormuz could reopen within six days if the US meets Iran’s terms, with talks to resume on the seventh day.
Iran’s foreign minister said the Strait of Hormuz could reopen within six days if the US meets Iran’s terms, with talks to resume on the seventh day.
EIA-reported crude oil inventories fell by 8.557M, compared with a forecast increase of 0.15M and a previous decrease of 3.186M.
China's commerce ministry said China and the EU reached an understanding on hybrid vehicle trade in a WTO-compliant manner after intensive negotiations.
Banque du Caire is looking to raise as much as 24.25 billion Egyptian pounds ($454 million) by selling a 30% stake.
UKMTO received a report that a container vessel was struck by an unknown projectile while inbound through the Strait of Hormuz.
Zimbabwe said there is no reason to delay the ban on lithium concentrate exports scheduled to take effect in January.
An advisor to Iran’s supreme leader said the claim that the Strait of Hormuz is open is baseless.
Soybean futures fell to around $12.5 per bushel, their lowest level in eight weeks.
Tasnim News reported that Yemeni armed forces targeted Saudi Aramco oil distribution facilities in northern Jeddah.
Mauritius’s government will impose a curfew for a second night across the island’s main population centers after unrest described as the worst since 1999.
M&T Bank reported earnings per share of $5.08, compared with market expectations of $4.91.
Russia’s Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said two Russian oil refineries were attacked today, according to IFX.
The Philippine peso breached 63 per dollar for the first time.
The euro began the week below $1.12, near its weakest level in 17 months.
Moody’s Ratings says US private-debt borrowers are using delayed interest payments and maturity extensions to avoid default, potentially masking the overall extent of credit stress.
The September FOMC minutes reported broad support for the 25-basis-point rate hike, alongside officials’ concern that inflation remained elevated and had made insufficient progress toward the 2% target.
The Fed prolonged its pause on reserve management purchases until mid-November.
ExxonMobil expects changes in energy products margins to impact Q3 earnings by $4.5 billion versus Q2; the source does not specify the direction.
Delta Air Lines reported earnings per share of 1.72 USD, below market expectations of 2.03 USD.
France’s 10-year OAT yield fell to 4.76%, its lowest level in nearly a week, amid broader European bond-market declines during a global flight to safety following an equity sell-off.