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EUROPE BEFORE THE BELL: SLIGHTLY SOFTEREuropean stock futures are slightly lower on Tuesday, suggesting indexes will fall for a second day, as oil prices climbed and bond yields rose to multi-year highs.Euro STOXX 50 futures EUREX:FESX1! are down about 0.1%, after the index dropped 1% on Monday.Fut…
Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) criticized President Donald Trump and Energy Secretary Chris Wright on Monday, accusing them of being aware of the widespread impact of the war with Iran but doing little to shield ordinary Americans from the disruptions. Americans Need ‘Answers’ From Trump In a post on X, Newsom slammed the on
Treasury yields give back early increases and settle just below Friday levels, as investors grapple with volatile oil prices and their potential impact on the global economy. Crude futures rise 1%, cooling from a pace as fast as 5% in early trade. A dollar rally also slows during the day. Markets n…
US stock indices closed higher on Friday, halting four sessions of losses as oil prices and Treasury yields paused their surge. The S&P 500 gained 0.9%, the Dow added 509 points, and the Nasdaq rose 0.9%. Long-dated Treasury yields eased from multi-year highs as fuel prices refrained from extending this week’s rally, w
US consumer prices were slightly hotter than expected, with headline CPI rising 0.4% versus 0.4% consensus and core CPI up 0.3% versus 0.2% consensus. Fed fund futures were indicating about an 88% probability of a rate hike next week.
British government bonds staged a partial recovery after the prior day’s heavy sell-off, with short-dated gilt yields moving lower as oil prices eased following a Middle East foreign-ministers report involving efforts toward a temporary Iran deal.
Diesel prices have reached $6 a gallon for the first time; Brent crude is around $105 a barrel.
Crude oil rose past $103 a barrel on Thursday, its highest level since May 19th. The move was driven by escalating Middle East tensions, including strikes on energy facilities in Saudi Arabia and reported attacks in the Persian Gulf.
Tsakos Energy Navigation said first-half 2026 net income rose 253% to $228 million from a year earlier. Management also said 2026 dividends totaled $1.60 per share and forward-committed earnings are approaching $3.5 billion.
After the producer price index release, fed fund futures were indicating about a 70% probability of a rate hike next week. Headline PPI was 0.4% versus 0.4% consensus, while core PPI was 0.2% versus 0.3% consensus.
The iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF fell 0.6% in premarket trading. The Treasury also said Thursday it would triple the buyback of off-the-run notes and bonds to $6 billion.
Frankfurt’s DAX 40 extended early losses, falling 0.7% to around 25,400 on Thursday afternoon, after a late-July level earlier. The index marked a second day of decreases as traders digested the ECB’s latest decision.
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The article says Brent crude has again moved above $100 after the latest military action. It also cites renewed concerns over Gulf supply, strategic reserve drawdowns and rerouted flows.
By Jiaxing Li and Amanda CooperMajor currencies held steady on Thursday, in the face of another jump in oil prices and global bond yields, while the euro traded near two-week highs ahead of a likely rate increase from the European Central Bank later in the day.Oil futures ICEEUR:BRN1! remained firm…
U.S. equities fell at midday Wednesday as Brent crude topped $100 a barrel and the 10-year Treasury yield climbed to a three-year high, reviving inflation and rate-hike concerns. Energy was the only S&P 500 sector in positive territory.
CENTCOM said no U.S. Navy warship was struck and that all IRGC attempted attacks failed, after the IRGC claimed strikes on U.S. vessels and oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz.
Brent crude rose above $100 a barrel Wednesday for the first time since July after attacks on tankers and energy infrastructure intensified across the Middle East. West Texas Intermediate also advanced toward $95.
Crude rose above $94 a barrel to three-month highs after Iran said it struck two American vessels and eight oil tankers in the Gulf, warning Persian Gulf shipping to abandon vessels.
Crude rose above $94 a barrel to three-month highs after the US struck several Iranian tankers near Kharg Island. The strikes followed an attempted missile attack on a US warship and raised supply-disruption risks.
The United States Oil Fund rose 1.2% to $143.69 after diesel prices hit a Labor Day record national average of $5.87, with expectations for further gains as the Iran war continues.
Crude topped $94 a barrel before paring gains to around $92.75, trading near six-week highs as supply-disruption concerns grow after US-Iran strikes and attacks on Saudi Aramco facilities.
An increase in oil prices sent stocks lower, raising concerns about higher interest rates just days before key inflation data on Friday.
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.
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.
Copper futures slipped to around $6.55 per pound on Monday, ending a two-day rally after stronger-than-expected US jobs data boosted expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike this month and weighed on demand for industrial metals.
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Brent stayed slightly above $96 on Thursday near six-week highs as investors weighed Middle East developments. Six vessels transited Hormuz Wednesday versus 11 Tuesday, while Iraq exports rose in August and Russia plans to reduce production this year.
Crude was slightly higher around $91 a barrel, near six-week highs. Investors weighed Middle East escalation affecting Hormuz, with fewer vessels transiting and Iraq’s exports rising, while Russia plans oil production cuts.