Nikkei slides further as oil climbs and AI spending worries hit tech
The Nikkei fell 2.65% to 62,907.84 points. Tech weakness on Wall Street and WTI above $99 a barrel weighed on Asian sentiment.
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The Nikkei fell 2.65% to 62,907.84 points. Tech weakness on Wall Street and WTI above $99 a barrel weighed on Asian sentiment.
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According to Market Talk, higher yields could reduce expectations for more central bank tightening, while pressure on the euro and sterling persists.
2 sources · Market Talk
Reuters reports emerging market stocks fell 2.3% Thursday as tech shares slid and oil jumped, ahead of Turkey's central bank rate decision.
1 source · Reuters
Oil rose as Middle East tensions returned to the forefront, with Brent near $110 and an unexpected drop in US crude stocks adding support to prices.
1 source · Dow Jones Newswires
Kpler data show Iran's offshore crude stocks off Malaysia and Singapore are fully depleted after months of a US naval blockade.
1 source · WSJ
Oil prices rise in early Asian trade as concerns grow over a Middle East re-escalation, with Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia adding to supply risks.
1 source · Market Talk
Brent rose 1.2% to $110.11 a barrel after the US ordered some diplomats to leave Saudi Arabia. Source: Reuters.
1 source · Reuters
Stocktwits reports Nasdaq futures up 0.7% premarket Wednesday, with Brent above $110 amid US-Iran tensions and SpaceX, Super Micro and Netflix in focus.
1 source · Stocktwits
Brent rose 0.9% to $109.80 a barrel as attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz and falling U.S. stockpiles lifted prices.
1 source · Market Talk
The dollar rebounded after weak US housing data as Treasury yields and oil prices rose on Middle East supply concerns, according to Market Talk.
2 sources · Market Talk
According to Moneycontrol, Brent rose 0.78% to $109.64 a barrel on fears of supply disruption in the Middle East; gold stays slightly lower.
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Asian equities advanced after Wall Street gained on upbeat earnings, while oil hovered near a five-month peak and traders weighed Fed and BoJ moves.
2 sources · Reuters
Asian stocks rebounded as tech sentiment steadied, while oil rose after Iran reportedly struck tankers near Hormuz and gold and silver slipped.
1 source · Dow Jones Newswires
Oil prices rose in early Asian trade as Market Talk reported attacks on at least 18 vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, with Brent near $109.54 a barrel.
1 source · Market Talk
According to Reuters, Brent and WTI rose about 0.8% on Wednesday as attacks on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz and threats to Saudi oil sites weighed on sentiment.
2 sources · Reuters
Reuters columnist Clyde Russell says China drew on crude stockpiles in September, but October imports could rise to the highest level since March.
1 source · Reuters
Crude futures fell Tuesday after a two-week rally, as reports of Iran diplomacy and Gulf tensions kept traders guessing, according to Seeking Alpha.
1 source · Seeking Alpha
Oil futures closed down in a choppy session, with Brent falling 0.7% to $108.79, according to Dow Jones Newswires reporting on US-Iran diplomacy and Middle East risks.
1 source · Dow Jones Newswires
CBOT wheat, corn and soybean futures slid Tuesday after a report that US-Iran peace talks could resume, according to Daily Grain Highlights.
1 source · Daily Grain Highlights
According to ProZerno, Latvia imported 431,700 tons of Russian grain from July to October, while Iran stayed the largest buyer.
1 source · Reuters