Nasdaq Futures Claw Back Losses After Asian AI Rout, Payrolls Loom
Nasdaq futures rebound as the AI-driven selloff in Asia intensifies, with traders awaiting US jobs data. Reported by Dow Jones Newswires.
2 sources · Dow Jones Newswires, Update
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Nasdaq futures rebound as the AI-driven selloff in Asia intensifies, with traders awaiting US jobs data. Reported by Dow Jones Newswires.
2 sources · Dow Jones Newswires, Update
Osaka rubber futures slipped alongside Japanese shares, with the Nikkei down more than 5% in a global equities rout, Reuters reports.
1 source · Reuters
According to TradingView, oil slid on hopes the Middle East war may end, while gold rose on a weaker dollar and lower Treasury yields after US midterms.
1 source · TradingView
Asian fuel oil benchmarks fell sharply as traders priced in possible peace talks in the Middle East and higher regional supply.
1 source · Reuters
Spot gold climbed 1.9% to $4,134.83 an ounce, its highest since October 22, as the dollar eased after the Democratic midterm win. Indian stocks also gained.
2 sources · Moody's
US index futures fell and the dollar eased as investors awaited the midterm vote, Reuters reported. Markets are watching the size of any Democratic win.
2 sources · Reuters
Global equities wobbled on Tuesday as investors awaited US midterm election results, while Brent fell amid Middle East talks, per Reuters.
2 sources · Reuters
Analyst Geoffrey Dennis, per TradingView, says Brent may stay at $95–115 without more progress toward peace, and also weighs in on AI stocks and US midterms.
1 source · TradingView
Emkay Global Financial Services, cited by Moody's, sees oil staying elevated after the November 3 US midterms, keeping pressure on Indian assets.
1 source · Moody's