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Kpler data shows Hormuz oil flows near 54% of the prewar level, while total Middle Eastern crude exports to global markets remain above pre-war levels.
1 source · Market Talk
Asian indexes diverged as markets weighed Anthropic's IPO filing before the Fed meeting, while oil fell on hopes of US-Iran diplomacy.
2 sources · Dow Jones Newswires, Update
Spot gold fell 0.1% to $4,013.70 an ounce as a firmer dollar weighed, while markets await this week's Fed decision and PCE data, Reuters reports.
1 source · Reuters
The 50% tariff on Canadian aluminum has lifted US prices to a record premium over global benchmarks, according to The Wall Street Journal.
1 source · WSJ
Moody's says the US is betting on Venezuelan crude and Reliance's Jamnagar refinery while the Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb straits remain largely shut.
1 source · Moody's
The Nikkei fell 0.80% to 62,189.65 points, but Asian markets may stabilise after US gains, according to RTTNews and dpa-AFX reports.
1 source · TradingView
The Wall Street Journal compares gasoline and diesel prices across US states and counties. According to the report, fuel costs have climbed again since late summer.
1 source · WSJ
Analyst Waiel Awwad, quoted by ANI, says Washington's goal goes beyond nuclear talks as crude hits $117 a barrel amid Gulf tensions.
1 source · Moody's
Reuters columnist Ron Bousso says high US fuel prices have become a political liability for Trump before midterms, despite America's top oil and gas producer status.
1 source · Reuters
The S&P 500 and Dow closed lower Friday as Brent rose to $116.72 a barrel, its highest settlement since April, ahead of next week's Fed meeting.
1 source · Stocktwits
Barclays says depleted inventories and recovering demand tighten the physical oil market, with near-term risks skewed higher, according to Reuters.
1 source · Reuters
According to WSJ, US stocks finished a choppy week in the red as AI investment worries and pricier oil weighed, with the 10-year Treasury yield near 5%.
1 source · WSJ
Goldman Sachs says crude freight rates are more than $20/bbl higher than a year ago, driven by Hormuz risk, ship-to-ship transfers and bunker fuel costs.
1 source · OPIS
According to OPIS, crude and fuel futures rose for a second straight day, with WTI back above $100 a barrel and Brent near $116.
1 source · OPIS
Sensex and Nifty erased early gains and slid into negative territory as crude prices climbed and tech stocks sold off in the US, according to Moody's.
2 sources · Moody's
Closure of two Iran crossings has halted Pakistan's LPG imports and pushed cylinder prices higher, traders told Reuters.
1 source · Reuters
According to Market Talk, the Dutch TTF benchmark rose 3.8% to 93.43 euros per MWh. Traders fear renewed US-Iran escalation could disrupt LNG flows.
1 source · Market Talk
Tech stocks in Asia keep falling as investors exit AI names, while Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia keep oil prices elevated.
2 sources · Dow Jones Newswires, Update
Britain's gas and electricity grid operators expect enough supply to meet winter peak demand, though energy prices remain high after the Iran war.
1 source · Reuters
The Nasdaq 100 fell 2.9% and the S&P 500 lost 1.2%, per Stocktwits, as investors weighed hyperscaler capex and a jump in oil prices.
1 source · Stocktwits