Gold slips but heads for best weekly gain since early September
Spot gold fell 0.4% but was up about 5% on the week. Oil swings and the upcoming US jobs report are shaping sentiment across precious metals.
2 sources · Reuters
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Spot gold fell 0.4% but was up about 5% on the week. Oil swings and the upcoming US jobs report are shaping sentiment across precious metals.
2 sources · Reuters
Market Talk reports Brent and WTI slipping below $100 a barrel, with a weekly decline above 13% as U.S.-Iran peace prospects stay uncertain.
1 source · Market Talk
Brent and WTI are set for a steep weekly drop on de-escalation hopes, yet tanker attacks in the Strait of Hormuz keep a floor under the market, Reuters reports.
1 source · Reuters
Soy, corn and wheat edged up as crude rallied, but ample global supply keeps both grain markets on track for weekly losses, Reuters reports.
2 sources · Reuters
Spot premiums for Middle Eastern crude have sunk back to pre-war levels, Reuters reports, as heavy supply and weaker Asian refining margins weigh.
1 source · Reuters
Asian fuel oil benchmarks fell sharply as traders priced in possible peace talks in the Middle East and higher regional supply.
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Middle East crude supply exceeds demand for the first time since July as Gulf exports rise and US-Iran talks revive hopes, pushing Brent and WTI lower.
1 source · Seeking Alpha
Global equities wobbled on Tuesday as investors awaited US midterm election results, while Brent fell amid Middle East talks, per Reuters.
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Oil bull Jeff Currie advises selling near-term contracts as spot Brent has fallen from $145 to $110 a barrel, per Barron's.
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Reuters reports Northwest European gasoline refining margins fell about $1.70 to $9.84 a barrel as crude fell to a three-week low on Tuesday.
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The Nasdaq gained 1.1% and chipmakers jumped 3.9% while Apple weighed on the Dow, and US crude extended its losses on hopes for an Iran diplomacy deal.
1 source · TradingView
German gas stocks entered winter at the lowest level on record, far below the EU average, Reuters reports citing Gas Infrastructure Europe data.
1 source · Reuters
Gold fell as pricier oil revived inflation fears ahead of US midterms. Spot gold dropped 1.1% to $3,903.48 and markets eye a possible Fed hike in December.
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The rupee gained modestly against the dollar and forward premiums eased as investors await US midterm results and track oil prices amid the Iran war.
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European power forwards rose on Tuesday along with gas, as new US strikes on Iran kept supply fears alive. German year-ahead baseload gained 3.7%, per LSEG.
1 source · Reuters
LME copper fell to its lowest since September 15 as investors weighed US midterms, Iran tensions and a weaker yuan.
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Bitcoin dropped sharply as fears of renewed Iran conflict collided with a wave of crypto security breaches, Cryptonews.com reports.
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The MSCI Asia Pacific ex-Japan index hit its lowest since October 23 while Taiwan's market nears a correction. Reuters reports the moves before the US midterm vote.
2 sources · Reuters
IndiGo's parent shares jumped 3.5% to top the Nifty 50 after Brent fell more than 7%, according to TradingView.
1 source · TradingView
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