Trump on Diesel: Won't do export ban.
Trump on Diesel: Won't do export ban.
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Trump on Diesel: Won't do export ban.
Reuters day-ahead report says Brent is up about 2%, yields are higher and markets are pricing no Fed cut until mid-2028. It also flags Dallas Fed manufacturing data and several central bank speeches later in the week.
Reuters preview says Brent is up about 2% after Trump rejected Iran's latest proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, while fund futures price a 66% chance of a Fed hike in October. The note also points to the Dallas Fed manufacturing survey and speeches by Fed, ECB, BoE and Norges Bank officials.
U.S. diesel prices are hovering near record highs as the wars in the Middle East and Ukraine squeeze global refining capacity. A top European central banker warns high diesel prices could linger much longer. But some investors expect oil to tumble once the Strait of Hormuz reopens. The average price for a gallon (3.79
(The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Mike Dolan Sept 24 (Reuters) — Just as some investors were wondering whether it was time to return to battered bond markets, Wednesday's fresh rout offered a clear answer: not yet. US Treasury and global government bond yields soared to
Cathie Wood -led investment firm ARK Invest expects oil prices to drop significantly despite uncertainty over the Strait of Hormuz and U.S.-Iran tensions, citing falling demand for oil as transportation transitions to the power grid. Oil Prices Could Drop to $30-$35 Per Barrel in the Future In an investor release by AR
President Donald Trump has backed calls to restrict U.S. diesel exports amid record-high prices at the pump, but GasBuddy analyst Patrick De Haan warned that the move may not result in price declines beyond the Gulf Coast. Patrick De Haan is ‘Really Nervous’ In a post on X on Tuesday, De Haan expressed his concern abou
Anthropic CEO urges AI companies to slow model development amid AI-related fears, as part of a broader US briefing covering multiple policy, macro, energy, and corporate items.