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Brent fell 0.4% to $114.88 and WTI eased 0.8% as traders weighed renewed US diplomacy with Tehran against lingering supply risks in the Gulf, per Dow Jones Newswires.
1 source · Dow Jones Newswires
Alphabet is heading for its worst day on record as weak search revenue and heavy AI spending spook investors, while the Nasdaq fell about 1.6%, per WSJ.
2 sources · WSJ
The average 30-year US mortgage rate slipped to 7.24%, extending its decline for a second week. Freddie Mac data, as reported by WSJ and Seeking Alpha.
2 sources · Seeking Alpha, WSJ
Alnylam reported third-quarter 2026 revenue of $1.46B and net income of $2.17B, according to TradingView's summary of the 10-Q filing.
2 sources · TradingView
Qatar Energy will take up to 3 million tons of LNG yearly from Woodside's Louisiana plant for 20 years, as the Iran war disrupts its own Hormuz exports.
2 sources · Dow Jones Newswires, Seeking Alpha
China's biggest refiner posted a sharp rise in quarterly profit as oil prices and refining margins climbed. Figures reported by Reuters and Dow Jones Newswires.
2 sources · Dow Jones Newswires, Reuters
Major Gulf indexes slipped early Thursday as bank stocks led losses amid fighting in Yemen and uncertainty over talks to end the Iran war.
1 source · Reuters
Asian markets trade mixed on Thursday after the Fed held rates, while WTI crude rose above $103 on Iran strike fears, per TradingView.
1 source · TradingView
The Fed kept its target range at 3.75%-4.00% in a 10-2 vote, while Alphabet's weak quarter pushed Nasdaq-100 futures down, Stocktwits reports.
1 source · Stocktwits
Ford expects 2027 profit to stay roughly flat as the Iran war lifts logistics, raw material and chip costs, a $2 billion headwind it flagged.
1 source · TradingView
Brent fell toward $114 a barrel as fresh Iran diplomacy eased strike fears, while gold declined after the Fed held rates steady and gave little guidance.
1 source · TradingView
Brent dropped 0.7% to $114.50 a barrel as peace-talk hopes eased Middle East supply fears; EIA data showed a crude draw of 1.9 million barrels.
1 source · Reuters
According to TradingView, Asian shares edged higher as Alphabet's slump renewed AI spending fears, while the Fed voted 10-2 to keep rates at 3.75%-4%.
1 source · TradingView
WTI fell 0.9% to about $101.86 a barrel as Houthi strikes and Qatari-mediated Iran talks kept Mideast supply risks in focus, per Reuters.
1 source · Reuters
WSJ reports Persian Gulf crude exports have rebounded above prewar levels, but Brent near $110 reflects escalation fears, thin stockpiles and costly shipping.
1 source · WSJ
The ECB is expected to keep its 2.5% deposit rate on Thursday, but attention centres on French bond yields and whether Christine Lagarde may leave early.
2 sources · Reuters
The Federal Reserve kept rates unchanged while two dissenters wanted a hike. The 10-year Treasury yield rose to 5.044% as US stocks ended mostly higher.
2 sources · Market Talk, Update
The Dutch TTF front-month contract briefly hit €100 per MWh as Middle East LNG disruptions keep supply tight ahead of winter, Reuters reports.
2 sources · Reuters
The UK's fiscal headroom shrinks from 24 to 15 billion pounds, but the government stays within its rules, the OBR says. Gilt prices were little changed.
2 sources · Dow Jones Newswires, Update
NIM's GfK consumer climate slipped to -30.8 for November, slightly better than forecast, while economic expectations rose, TradingView reports.
1 source · TradingView