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The S&P 500 rose 1.2% in volatile trading as the 10-year Treasury yield climbed to around 5.16% and global bond market turmoil stoked inflation worries. Technology and communication services led gains, while financials and bond proxies lagged.
* Oil has continued to trend lower during Wednesday's APAC session as talks continue on the sidelines of this week's UN gathering. The fact negotiations are even taking place to facilitate Middle East energy shipments is driving optimism in markets but the situation remains very precarious. UST futures are higher, but
Global stocks rallied on Monday, with the Nasdaq approaching its June record high, driven by renewed optimism around artificial intelligence. Investors also reacted positively to a fourth consecutive decline in global oil prices.
Crude oil prices edged higher on Hyperliquid as tensions in the Middle East escalated after Ansar Allah, popularly known as the Houthis, launched a strike on a key Saudi Arabian airport. Crude Oil Prices Jump as Houthis Attack Riyadh Airport The West Texas Intermediate (WTI) rose to $96.2, with its open interest hittin
(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
(Adds blog post) Welcome to the home for real-time coverage of markets brought to you by Reuters reporters. You can share your thoughts with us at Boj Struggling To Keep Pace With Hiking Partners The Bank of Japan raised interest rates, as expected, though it knocked the yen by sounding a fraction less hawkish than its
A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Tom Westbrook The Bank of Japan raised interest rates, as expected, though it knocked the yen by sounding a fraction less hawkish than its peers. Significantly, the hike, coming just three months after it last raised rates, breaks a pattern of twice-yearly rat
Crude oil rose past $105 per barrel on Tuesday, the highest in over four months, on mounting curbs to supply from the Middle East and fresh setbacks on Libyan output. Saudi Arabia closed its East-West pipeline following attacks from Iraqi territory. The strikes suspended activity in infrastructure that was allocating 7
Crude oil rose past $103 per barrel, the highest level in four months.
Brent crude climbed above $108 a barrel as reports said Iran-backed Houthis seized Yemen’s key Red Sea port of Mocha and advanced toward the Hanish Islands. The report also said Asian markets fell and U.S. stock futures were mixed.
Brent crude climbed toward $109 per barrel on Friday and was on track for about a 13% weekly gain amid escalating US-Iran conflict concerns over energy-supply disruptions.
Brent oil rose to $100 a barrel for the first time since July 24th following US strikes on Iranian oil tankers after Tehran attacks.
Front-month Brent crude futures rose above $100 per barrel, according to ICE data.
US heating oil prices rose above $4.63 per gallon, moving back toward record highs amid constrained refined-product supply. Escalating Middle East strikes and Strait of Hormuz disruptions add pressure as global diesel remains limited.
Brent crude settled around $98 and kept climbing after reports of explosions near Kharg. The US military struck targets near Kharg Island and Jask, including Iranian oil tankers. Iran also outlined a new Oman–Strait of Hormuz shipping corridor.
US stock futures edged lower as Wall Street returned from a holiday-extended weekend. Elevated oil prices after US-Iran strikes and inflation/interest-rate concerns kept focus, alongside trade tensions from Canada’s retaliatory tariffs.
Brent crude rose to $97.5 a barrel, a six-week high, as investors priced expectations of prolonged tight supply. Iran said it is close to agreeing a tanker route through the Strait of Hormuz with Oman.
Crude oil rose to around the $92 per barrel mark, highest in three months, reflecting expectations of prolonged tight supply. Iran said it was close to agreeing a tanker route through the Strait of Hormuz with Oman.
European shares edged lower as oil prices climbed following a fresh exchange of strikes between the United States and Iran. Traders cited inflation concerns and growing expectations the ECB may keep raising rates beyond this week’s meeting.
The U.S. dollar edges lower while Brent crude rises 1.6% to $97.782, extending last week’s move. The move follows further escalation in the Middle East, with renewed U.S.-Iran strikes on commercial shipping around the Strait of Hormuz.
WTI crude oil futures rose in early Asian trade as the U.S.-Iran conflict escalated, with the U.S. saying it struck three Iranian oil tankers after Iran launched ballistic missiles toward two Navy warships.
Brent traded near $95.73 a barrel on Friday and was up more than 8% for the week, its strongest weekly performance since July. The move followed renewed Middle East missile activity, sanctions and oil-shipment risk signals.
Brent traded slightly lower around $95 a barrel on Friday but gained nearly 8% for the week. The move came as US-Iran strikes resumed and warnings over Iran’s infrastructure continued, while Iraq’s exports rose in August.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said new land-based pipelines could reduce reliance on the Strait of Hormuz within two years, calling it a less important oil route and linking the shift to U.S. pressure on Iran.
Brent futures rose to $94 per barrel, the highest in over one month, as additional Middle East strikes prolonged suspended regional exports. The conflict also escalated after US attacks against Iran.
Brent crude climbed toward $91 per barrel on Tuesday, extending the prior session’s gains. Renewed US-Iran hostilities raised concerns for energy flows, while Hormuz shipping risks and Russia refinery strikes added pressure via tighter refining capacity.
US equities fell as oil rose amid US-Iran strike concerns, according to a US market wrap Pro.
Oil is rising after the U.S. struck two rocket launchers on Larak Island, with traders also reacting to hawkish comments from Warsh and broad early selling in stocks.
LiveSquawk reports US strikes on Iranian rocket launchers amid renewed hostilities. Bessent expects weekly new US sanctions to pressure Iran, while yen breaking 160 drives renewed BoJ intervention watch.