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"Big Short" investor Steve Eisman says markets have narrowed to two things: oil and interest rates. With Brent crude above $100 and long-term Treasury yields near multi-decade highs, he says markets may be getting closer to a breaking point. "We are in an odd period right now where the only two variables that matter ar
Benchmark December milling wheat on Paris-based Euronext fell 1.5% to a six-week low as traders cited hopes of de-escalation in the Black Sea region and weak buying after the US-China summit.
Oil prices tick lower as traders weigh signs of diplomatic progress to end the Middle East war against renewed Houthi attacks against Saudi Arabia. In early European trading, front-month Brent crude is down 0.7% to $105.90 a barrel, while WTI futures fall 1.5% to $93.28 a barrel. An attempted Houth…
Oil prices fall in early European trading on hopes for a diplomatic solution to the Middle East war and as Saudi Arabia began efforts to restart a critical pipeline. Brent crude slips 0.9% to $98.42 a barrel, while WTI futures are down 1.4% to $89.28 a barrel. President Trump on Tuesday told report…
* 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
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY * TRUMP HAILS 'VERY GOOD' IRAN TALKS FOLLOWING ANNIHILATION THREAT - BBG: #cdbad0a1-5c8d-4cdb-9819-370162b99299 * ZELENSKY ASKS TRUMP FOR WINTER ARMS PACKAGE, EXPECTS ENERGY-CEASEFIRE PUSH - WSJ: #a4c79a68-e487-466b-a806-4885fa3200e0 * LASTING SHOCKS, FIRMING DEMAND REQUIRE FED ACTION - BARKIN - MNI
WTI crude fell 4% to $96 a barrel. The WSJ Dollar Index rose 0.1% as the greenback strengthened 0.3% versus the yen and 0.2% versus the euro.
Brent was down 1.5% at $103.30/bbl and WTI down 0.5% to $101.36/bbl, with markets easing immediate Middle East supply concerns as expectations of restored Saudi pipeline flows improve.
S&P 500 futures rose 1.14% and Nasdaq 100 futures gained 1.71%. EUR/USD was up 0.13% while WTI fell and traded at 101.18.
S&P 500 E-mini futures rose 0.91% and Nasdaq 100 E-mini futures rose 1.46%. EUR/USD rose 0.13% and WTI was 100.82.
Brent fell 1.6% to $104.09/bbl and WTI dropped 1.2% to $101.15/bbl in morning trade for a second consecutive day.
ConocoPhillips (NYSE: COP ) shares are sliding Wednesday along with other oil and gas exploration and production companies as crude prices retreat from a two-day rally, pressured by easing Saudi supply concerns and a smaller-than-expected drawdown in U.S. crude inventories. ConocoPhillips stock is among today’s weakest
European session pricing shows S&P 500 futures down and Nasdaq 100 futures down, alongside EUR/USD at -0.51%. WTI is up to 103.31.
U.S. stocks rose after four straight losses as crude oil retreated below $100 a barrel, while technology shares led gains. Dell jumped 11.3% and Hewlett Packard Enterprise rose 9.1% on the AI infrastructure read-through from Oracle’s capex outlook.
S&P 500 futures +0.79% and Nasdaq 100 futures +0.77% in the US session. EUR/USD +0.04% and WTI -3.37% (99.03).
The University of Michigan’s preliminary September consumer sentiment index fell to 47.8 from 51.7 in August, the second-lowest reading in the survey’s history. Expectations dropped more sharply than current conditions, while year-ahead inflation expectations rose to 4.6%.
US index futures were higher in Europe: S&P 500 +0.61%, Nasdaq 100 +0.7%, Dow futures and Russell 2000 futures were also up. EUR/USD fell and WTI dropped; WTI was at 99.17.
European session market picture: S&P 500 futures +0.5%, Nasdaq 100 futures +0.57%. EUR/USD -0.08% and WTI -2.48% to 99.94.
Market strategist Ryan Detrick said the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve has dropped to 286 million barrels from 415 million at the start of March, its lowest since the early 1980s. He said the drawdown leaves less cushion if the conflict continues.
President Donald Trump said oil prices will fall "precipitously" once the U.S. wins its war with Iran, saying gasoline could drop to $3 a gallon and then below $2.
US index futures were mixed: S&P 500 -0.29%, Nasdaq 100 +0.1%, Dow futures and Russell futures moved in opposite directions. EUR/USD -0.05% and WTI -0.81% to 90.56. Volume leaders featured NVDA higher and NFLX lower.
US index futures are mixed: S&P 500 E-mini -0.07% and Nasdaq 100 E-mini +0.38%, with Dow futures down and Russell 2000 -0.07%. EUR/USD is unchanged; WTI falls to 90.47.
US index futures were higher in Asia: S&P 500 futures up 0.07 percent and Nasdaq 100 futures up 0.13 percent (Dow futures up 0.1 percent, Russell 2000 up 0.05 percent). USD/JPY fell 0.55 percent; WTI was unchanged.
Asian trade shows S&P 500 futures slightly higher and Nasdaq 100 futures slightly lower. Dow futures rise and Russell 2000 futures edge up. USD/JPY is lower.
CrowdStrike shares were down 7.32% at $214.10 as rising Treasury yields and climbing oil prices weighed on software stocks broadly.
Interactive Brokers shares were down 5.92% at $91.53 after the company reported August metrics, including 4.276 million daily average revenue trades, a 3% sequential decline.
S&P 500 futures are up 0.01 percent; Nasdaq 100 futures up 0.08 percent; Dow futures up 0.03 percent; Russell 2000 futures up 0.04 percent. EUR/USD is down 0.13 percent.
S&P 500 E-mini futures are down 0.19 percent and Nasdaq 100 E-mini futures down 0.17 percent. EUR/USD is down 0.62 percent. In oil, WTI is up 1.82 percent to 84.92.
Natural Gas UK dropped 3.00% among top commodity losers, alongside Natural Gas EU (-2.63%) and Germany Natural Gas THE (-1.92%). Gains were led by Gasoline (2.55%), Propane (1.57%) and Heating Oil (1.55%).
Commodity gainers include Gasoline up 3.15%, Methanol up 3.02% and Coking Coal up 1.50%. Biggest losers include Natural Gas EU, Natural Gas UK, Natural gas, Brent Crude Oil and Crude Oil WTI.