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Brent crude rose above $115 a barrel on Friday, reaching its highest level since June 2022 and surpassing the peak recorded at the start of the war, as expectations grew that the US could resume strikes against Iran in the coming weeks. Prices have gained around 5% this week, marking a third consecutive weekly advance.
President Donald Trump said the U.S. is not negotiating with Iran and said the war could end “very soon.” He said the U.S. could leave now but wants a lasting outcome. Brent crude rose 3.38% to $112.50 a barrel on Thursday.
Oil hits $110 a barrel on heightened regional tensions Aid agencies warn of worsening conditions in Yemen Saudi authorities issue warnings in some areas (Adds details throughout) Oct 16 (Reuters) — Missiles struck Aden International Airport in southern Yemen on Friday, while a Saudi-led military coalition said it had i
(The opinions expressed here are those of the author.) By Anna Szymanski Oct 16 (Reuters) — Hello Morning Bid readers! Are we reaching an inflection point? Whether it’s the AI boom, the escalation in the Middle East, or the relationship between the US and Ukraine, this week brought further signs that markets and geopol
By Sam Li and Lewis Jackson BEIJING, Oct 16 (Reuters) — Oil prices edged down on Friday morning as investors weighed Middle East risks and possible US steps to ease restrictions on the world’s "shadow fleet" of tankers. Brent crude futures fell 41 cents, or 0.39%, to $105.51 a barrel by 0012 GMT, while US West Texas In
S&P 500 dips; Nasdaq slides >1%; Dow gains Tech down most among S&P sectors; Cons staples lead gainers Euro STOXX 600 index off ~0.2% Dollar falls; bitcoin down ~2%; US crude rises; gold up >1% US 10-year Treasury yield slides to ~5.04% Welcome to the home for real-time coverage of markets brought to you by Reuters rep
Reuters, citing an unnamed U.S. official, reports that President Donald Trump is considering easing restrictions on shadow-fleet vessels that transported oil from sanctioned countries. The report links the consideration to soaring freight rates following disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz and the wider Gulf region.
Reuters counted at least 135 drone and missile strikes on 84 Gulf infrastructure sites Experts said damage included equipment critical to operations across industries Iran's precision targeting capacity creates an enduring threat to Gulf neighbors By M.B. Pell, Ryan McNeill and Kaylee Kang LONDON, Oct 15 (Reuters) — Ir
(Adds details in paragraphs 3-5) NEW DELHI, Oct 15 (Reuters) — India's merchandise trade deficit stood at $30.21 billion in September, according to a Reuters calculation based on government export and import data released on Thursday. Economists had expected the deficit to be $30.4 billion, according to a Reuters poll,
(Repeats to additional subscribers without any changes. The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Ron Bousso LONDON, Oct 13 (Reuters) — US President Donald Trump's trademark ability to talk down oil markets with a few words is fading as the Iran war drags on, leaving global energ
(Updates to US afternoon) Dollar index clings to 18-month high, euro weakens Money markets show just 22% chance of Fed hike this month Bullish dollar positions rise to $36 billion in week ended October 7 By Laura Matthews NEW YORK, Oct 12 (Reuters) — The dollar held at an 18-month high on Monday, supported by safe-have
Obsidian Risk Advisors Managing Principal Brett Erickson on Sunday warned that Iran’s continued strikes on vessels indicate that prolonging the Iran war may not be in the best interests of the U.S. Iran Was Taking It Easy on Trump On Sunday, Erickson took to the social media platform X that the “amount of vessels” Iran
Oil prices settled slightly higher after President Trump said the U.S. would not attack Iran before the November midterm elections. Traders also weighed ongoing Persian Gulf shipping risks and Gulf of Mexico production shut-ins.
Stock futures rose Friday as AI-related shares recovered and oil prices fell. The rebound followed Thursday's tech selloff, while investors also looked ahead to next week's earnings season and later U.S. consumer sentiment data.
Brent crude settled up 4.1% at $104.27 a barrel and WTI rose 4.1% to $91.87 after attacks on shipping near Qatar and strikes in Riyadh heightened Middle East tensions.
Iran and its Houthi allies reportedly launched fresh attacks against Persian Gulf interests, amid a bid to seek greater leverage near the Strait of Hormuz, escalating regional security concerns. An oil and chemical tanker near Qatar was hit by multiple projectiles late Wednesday, resulting in casualties, reported the W
Brent crude and WTI rose 4.1% after attacks on a tanker near Qatar and strikes in Riyadh. The move reflected renewed Gulf security risk and lifted oil-producer concerns.
Brent crude settled at $104.27 a barrel, up 4.1%, and WTI rose 4.1% to $91.87 after attacks on a tanker near Qatar and strikes in Riyadh.
Jefferies kept Porsche at hold with a 49 euro target after investor-event remarks on margins and cash returns. UBS raised Volvo to buy and Bernstein upgraded Continental to outperform, while shares in the sector were mixed.
The Nasdaq composite fell 1.3% in a mixed session as AI-related shares slid after reports of lower-than-expected OpenAI revenue. Oil prices rose after President Donald Trump's remarks on the Middle East war, while Federal Reserve Gov. Christopher Waller said additional rate hikes may be needed.
U.S. natural gas futures settled lower after the EIA said storage rose by 85 billion cubic feet in the week ended Oct. 2. The build topped the 79 bcf expected in a WSJ survey and weighed on prices.
Bitcoin moved down to around $81,500 in afternoon trade as major U.S. stock indexes stayed lower and Treasury yields eased. The move came alongside broader risk-off action tied to oil, Fed comments and tech-sector weakness.
Bitcoin fell to around $81,500 in afternoon trade as broader markets reacted to higher oil prices and hawkish Federal Reserve comments.
U.S. stocks slipped by midday Thursday as oil surged more than 5% on fresh Persian Gulf tanker attacks, while Treasury yields climbed back toward their highest levels since 2002 and the Federal Reserve’s hawkish minutes kept rate-hike bets alive. President Donald Trump said he no longer wants a deal with Iran, while no
U.S. natural gas futures turned lower after the EIA reported a weekly inventory increase above expectations. The build left stocks at 3,500 Bcf, 68 Bcf above the 2021-2025 average.
Military Ordered To Be Ready For Possible Iran Strikes, Trump Weighs Timing US President Trump Says He Doesn t Really Want Peace Deal Blasts Rattle Riyadh, Saudis Hit By Deadliest Houthi Attacks So Far US NHC Says Storm Isaias Has Become A Hurricane In The Gulf Fed's Waller: More Hikes Needed, But There s 'Flexibility'
Brent prices topped $105 a barrel on Thursday, reaching their highest level in nearly a month as concerns over supply disruptions intensified. Reports showed that the White House had asked the Pentagon to draw up strike options against Iran that could be executed before the midterm elections, while US President Donald
U.S. stocks look set to open in the red on Thursday, with futures of the Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq 100 indices falling, following Wednesday’s lower close. Oil prices surged, with Brent futures hovering around $104 per barrel as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East intensified following reports that the Pentago
IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva warned on Wednesday that the global economy faces threats from high energy prices, record public debt, and risks associated with the AI investment boom, urging governments to implement protective fiscal and monetary policies.
The MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe rose 0.7%. The Nasdaq Composite reached a record closing high, lifted by Nvidia and Microsoft. The euro stumbled to a 17-month low against the dollar, and the 10-year US Treasury yield rose to a fresh 24-year high.