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Crude oil prices surged in futures markets, driven by fears of prolonged supply disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz and anticipated demand spikes from China. Uncertainty in U.S.-Iran negotiations also contributed to the price increase.
US cash crude grades broadly fell on Monday, dealers said, on hopes of supply disruptions in the Middle East easing. Meanwhile, a total of 17 commodity vessels transited the Strait of Hormuz on the weekend, down from 37 a week earlier, shipping data showed on Monday, as tension in the Gulf persisted with the US and Ira
Gold edged up to a one-week high of $4,350 on Friday, posting its first weekly gain in four weeks, as falling oil prices eased concerns over prolonged inflationary pressures. Gains were capped, however, by a stronger dollar, which remained supported after the US Federal Reserve raised rates by 25 bps on Wednesday and s
Silver climbed to around $66 an ounce on Friday, its highest level in more than a week, as falling oil prices eased concerns over persistent inflationary pressures. Gains were limited by a stronger dollar, which remained supported after the US Federal Reserve raised rates by 25 bps on Wednesday and signaled further inc
(The opinions expressed here are those of the authors.) By Anna Szymanski Sept 18 (Reuters) — Every Friday, Reuters Open Interest (ROI) distills the financial week into five key charts, spotlighting the major trends, surprises, and overlooked moves that defined the past five days. 1. Liftoff ANNA SZYMANSKI, ROI Editor
(The opinions expressed here are those of the author.) By Anna Szymanski Sept 18 (Reuters) — Warnings of machine-driven human extinction kicked off the week, but the market's attention quickly turned to more prosaic matters, namely Middle East energy disruption and the first Federal Reserve rate hike in three years. Am
The S&P 500 closed higher on Friday, surging 0.86% to close at 7,656.98, but U.S. stock futures were pointing lower early Monday as investors grappled with surging oil prices, elevated Treasury yields and a looming Federal Reserve interest-rate decision. The Polygon -based (CRYPTO: POL) Polymarket crowd is bullish head
Several stocks climbed in the afternoon session after crude oil prices surged, driven by reports of strikes on Saudi energy facilities and growing supply-disruption fears in the Middle East.
ProPetro (PUMP) shares jumped 3.8% in the afternoon session after crude oil prices climbed sharply, following strikes on Saudi Arabian energy facilities and mounting supply disruption fears in the Middle East, according to Bloomberg.
Oil prices extend gains: Brent crude trades above $98, rising 1.5% to $98.45/bbl, while WTI futures climb 2.7% to $93.93/bbl as escalating Middle East attacks raise prolonged supply-disruption fears.
Goldman Sachs says that oil prices could climb as high as $120 a barrel if attacks on Middle East shipping escalate, as per Bloomberg report. This favors positions in natural gas and diesel to benefit from potential gains, as per the report. Daan Struyven, co-head of global commodities research, said recent development
European natural-gas prices climbed more than 2%, trading just shy of 74 euros a megawatt-hour, as LNG supply from Qatar remains severely disrupted and markets near the 2026/27 heating season.
Energy Secretary Chris Wright said U.S. gasoline prices are "more likely to go down than go up" despite record Labor Day fuel costs, citing futures, seasonal demand and regulatory changes.
India’s BSE Sensex fell about 0.8% to 76,339, its lowest since July 24, as escalating US-Iran tensions lifted Brent crude about 1% to $95.40 and triggered a broad selloff.
Crude climbed on growing U.S.-Iran hostilities and prospects of prolonged Middle East supply disruptions. Asian government bonds fell as higher oil prices stoked fears of higher inflation and tighter monetary policy.
Exxon Mobil Corp. (NYSE: XOM ) shares are trading higher Wednesday afternoon as global crude oil benchmark futures spike following a sharp escalation in Middle East geopolitical conflicts. ExxonMobil Holdings stock is gaining positive traction. What’s driving XOM shares up? Geopolitical Escalation Sparks Crude Oil Rall
Stock futures are modestly higher Friday as investors attempt to recover from Thursday's sharp technology-led selloff with Intel providing support after delivering stronger-than-expected earnings and an upbeat outlook. Technology remains the market's primary focus after Alphabet and Tesla sparked the biggest one-day de
() -- Crude oil futures advanced on Tuesday after two tankers were struck by projectiles while transiting the Strait of Hormuz, stoking fears of disruptions to shipping through the strategic waterway. Front-month West Texas Intermediate crude futures gained 3% to $70.61 per barrel, while Brent futures climbed 3.2% to $