Gold slips as costlier oil revives inflation fears ahead of Fed meeting
Spot gold fell 0.51% to $4,118.76 an ounce as Brent hovered near a five-month high, Reuters reports. Markets see a 92% chance of a December Fed hike.
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Spot gold fell 0.51% to $4,118.76 an ounce as Brent hovered near a five-month high, Reuters reports. Markets see a 92% chance of a December Fed hike.
1 source · Reuters
The STOXX 600 fell 0.6% as Brent hit a five-month high above $110 a barrel after Houthi strikes on Saudi energy targets, per Reuters.
2 sources · Reuters
Chinese sulphuric acid exports to Chile returned in September, with 31,666 tons shipped, according to customs data cited by Reuters.
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Asian indexes fell Tuesday while U.S. chip stocks rebounded. Kospi dropped 3.4%, and Brent crude traded near $110 a barrel amid supply worries.
1 source · Dow Jones Newswires
Oil edged lower in early Asian trade as supply risks in the Middle East linger, according to Market Talk citing ANZ Research analysts.
1 source · Market Talk
Oil futures finished Monday mixed after Iran-aligned Houthis said they hit Saudi energy, airport and military facilities, claims Riyadh has not confirmed.
1 source · Seeking Alpha
According to S&P Global, the Hormuz disruption, El Niño and diesel shortages could push food prices higher as early as next year.
1 source · Barrons.com
Reuters reports Asian diesel cash premiums are holding near pre-war levels while spot trading slows, as China's fuel exports jump 39.4% in September.
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Reuters: US index futures climbed as AI-linked stocks recovered from a selloff, while Brent and Treasury yields fell after a Russia sanctions decision.
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Moody's analysts see another volatile week for crude as West Asian supply worries and stalled US-Iran talks keep markets on edge, despite relief efforts.
1 source · Moody's
China's refined fuel exports rose 39.4% year-on-year in September, while diesel shipments hit their highest since February 2023, customs data showed on Sunday.
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Brent crude climbed 3.7% to $110 a barrel, its highest since May, while Donald Trump waived sanctions tied to the Graham Act on national interest grounds.
2 sources · Moody's
Nasdaq fell 4% over the week as investors exited chipmakers and CoreWeave debt worries mounted, while the VIX climbed above 22.
1 source · CNBC-TV18
WTI futures gained 3.5% to settle above $100 for the first time in a month amid Hormuz shipping attacks and fears the Russia-Ukraine energy truce is collapsing.
2 sources · Dow Jones Newswires, TradingView
Vitol's Asia head says renewed Hormuz hostilities and attacks on Russian refineries keep high-sulphur fuel oil premiums elevated while bunker demand stays firm.
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Brent and WTI dipped early Friday as markets balanced possible US relief for shadow-fleet tankers against escalating Middle East and Yemen tensions.
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