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Tanker freight rates have surged to record levels as Strait of Hormuz restrictions squeeze vessel availability. Ship crossings are down more than 80% since Feb. 28; LR2 hit $107.72/mt on Aug. 27.
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Dubai Leads Most Major Gulf Stocks Lower — Market Talk
In a CNBC interview, the U.S. Treasury Secretary said not to believe he can change the equilibrium price, and added he is working with Vought on a fiscal consolidation package.
In a CNBC interview, the U.S. Treasury Secretary said his belief is that Japan’s central bank will do things that lead to a stronger yen.
In a CNBC interview, the U.S. Treasury Secretary said the U.S. is not in war with Canada, adding that Carney is not doing what is best for Canadian people.
U.S. Treasury Secretary said on CNBC that oil prices are going to come down, aiming to create conditions that participants would want to “come to the table.” He also held a “robust” meeting with China Governor Pan Sunday.
The FTSE MIB edged higher to around 52,700 on Monday, extending gains amid heightened Middle East tensions and Italy’s banking consolidation. Energy stocks rose with crude; Eni gained 1.5% and Tenaris rose more than 2%.
Foreign investors net buyers in Taiwan stocks for August
Kospi reversed early losses and rebounded during the final trading hour, with battery and energy stocks advancing.
Nordic Stocks Tipped to Open Slightly Lower — Market Talk
Nikkei Stock Average ended 0.1% lower at 66,311.93, dragged by machinery stocks.
U.S. stock futures pointed to a lower open Monday as investors weighed Middle East escalation, trade tensions with Canada and a busy week for labor data and earnings.
New Zealand stocks rose 149 points, or 1.1%, to close at 13,917 on Monday, erasing prior two-session losses. The NZX 50 also rose 1.6% for the month, supported by industrials, tech, utilities and real estate.
Build-A-Bear shares fell during a worst week since the COVID rout, per TradingView News.
Shanghai Composite fell 0.5% to 3,931 and Shenzhen Component lost 1% to 13,810. Official PMI rose to 49.5 in August (manufacturing 49.8, non-manufacturing 49.0) but stayed in contraction.
South Korea’s benchmark KOSPI fell more than 2% to around 6,640, extending prior-session losses as US-Iran tensions pushed Brent crude higher and renewed rate-hike expectations raised US Treasury yields. Tech stocks led declines, including Samsung and SK hynix.
Australian equities were little changed early Monday, hovering near 9,090 after the prior session’s rise. Traders looked ahead to Q2 business inventories, company gross profits, July private credit and the monthly inflation gauge.
Nikkei Falls 2.2%, Dragged by Chip Stocks — Market Talk
The Nikkei Stock Average opened 1.1% lower at 65668.51, pressured by electronics and machinery stocks.
SPX Daily Weekly
The S&P/TSX Composite Index fell 0.8% to close at 36,554, pressured by mining and energy. Gold slid after hawkish Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh comments; oil declined on Strait of Hormuz flow increases and an Iran-Oman framework.
US indices closed mostly lower Friday. S&P 500 fell 0.2%, Nasdaq dropped 0.7% and Dow edged lower, while Warsh said underlying inflation isn’t slowing and pledged to fight price growth until it reaches the Fed’s 2% target.
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U.S. stocks ended lower Friday, Aug 28. Dow fell 10.10 pts to 53,559.34; S&P 500 fell 19.52 pts to 7,711.47; Nasdaq fell 138.93 pts to 26,402.42.
After Kevin Warsh warned inflation must return to 2% clearly and fast, CME FedWatch Sept. 15-16 quarter-point hike odds rose to 59.7% by late morning.
Fed’s Goolsbee said he doesn’t think the Fed and Treasury are at cross purposes, speaking on CNBC.
Fed’s Goolsbee said inflation is the main issue, adding overheated-demand inflation is hard to address. He was okay holding rates steady at the July FOMC.
Live On CNBC, Fed's Goolsbee Says Agreed With A Lot Of The Details Chairman Warsh Talked About On The Economy