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Brent crude futures broke above the $100 per barrel mark today for the first time since late July as the latest escalation between the US and Iran intensified concerns over prolonged and heavier disruptions to oil supplies. Brent rose more than 2% to around $100 per barrel, while WTI also pushed higher toward $95. The
The EURUSD moved lower following the stronger-than-expected U.S. PPI data, but the sellers could not extend the decline through the next key target area. The low reached 1.1593, stopping short of the swing level at 1.15849 (see red numbered circles on the chart below) before buyers stepped back in. The rebound was also
Is the oil market sniffing out a TACO? WTI hit $100 today for the first time since May and remains up $3.44 at $99.49 but oil stocks aren't cheering. Notably, the strength in oil extends out the curve with January crude also up $2. Despite that, the XLE oil company ETF is down 1.1% in a reversal since the open. Now tha
Resilience likely to persist in Q3 Manufacturing is solid and consumer confidence rebounded Labour market robust Growth in employment continues to slow Near term outlook has improved Growth will be bolstered by business and housing investment Exports held back by competitiveness challenges and trade policies Refining m
Oil prices are surging as traders price in a prolonged US-Iran conflict, with the prospect of a resolution before November fading. Trump said yesterday that he expects the war with Iran to end immediately after the US midterm elections on November, effectively acknowledging that the conflict is likely to continue throu
Key takeaways for Apple investors A new reason to upgrade: The iPhone Duo could appeal to customers who have held onto older phones. Revenue share is not extra growth: A foldable accounting for 10% of iPhone revenue would include purchases that replace other iPhone sales. AI needs to earn its place: Useful everyday fea
Headlines: Oil prices above $100 continue to lift bond yields as inflation fears grow European stocks edge higher as investors brace for ECB decision Stock movers today: Meta leads AI optimism while ServiceTitan and Navan show the cost of missing expectations Oracle earnings preview: AI spending, cloud growth and a $63
Oil prices and bond yields continue to push higher in European trading today, offering a timely reminder to broader markets that inflation risks remain very much in focus. Brent crude is up over 1% to above $102, while WTI crude now up 1.5% to $97.50 as Middle East tensions continue to keep supply disruptions in focus.
FUNDAMENTAL OVERVIEW USD: The US dollar has been losing ground ever since the NFP report got released. This happened mainly because the market focus was not on the NFP report, but on the CPI. The market pays attention to the data that the central bank is focused on, and the Federal Reserve is currently focused on infla
The market has gone through various phases where stock markets sold off on fears surrounding AI. There were a few specific things: That it hit a wall That it was too expensive That it was commoditized That various labs were going to outright win What the market will need to contemplate next is the question: What if it'
$100 is the big psychological level in oil and we've broken it today in brent, though not yet in WTI. Technically though, the $93.50 level oil was flirting with yesterday is the more-important level. For a moment, it looked like crude could reject it but today it has cruised through. WTI is trading up $2.85 at a sessio
Headlines: Oil prices close in on $100 as US-Iran tensions persist, but the real risk comes after it gets there European stocks slide as $100 oil revives inflation fears ahead of ECB The Nasdaq consolidates at key resistance as traders await the US CPI report AI infrastructure stocks surged while software fell. Does th
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