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UK's FTSE 100 set to open higher, oil prices fall on Iran-related news
UK's FTSE 100 set to open higher, oil prices fall on Iran-related news
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Bitcoin holds near $64,000, Ether falls 2% on week, as global stocks hit new records and Brent crude drops on Strait of Hormuz deal prospects
Bitcoin (BTC) traded just above $64,000, showing little change on the day and remaining roughly flat over the past seven days. Ether (ETH) slipped to $1,864, down 2% on the week, making it the only ma
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JGBs Mixed in Early Tokyo Trade; Two-Year Yield Unchanged at 1.565%, 10-Year Yield Down 1.5 Bps to 2.830%
Japanese Government Bonds (JGBs) were mixed in early Tokyo trade, potentially tracking overnight price gains in U.S. Treasurys. JGB prices may also be buoyed by the ongoing decline in crude oil prices
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OPEC's oil output rebounded in July, driven mainly by Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Iraq, a Bloomberg survey showed.
Bloomberg survey shows OPEC's crude oil production rebounded in July, mainly driven by Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Iraq, offsetting some wartime losses. This comes despite opaque shipping data complicat
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Hotchkis & Wiley Mid-Cap Value Fund reports Kosmos Energy (KOS) negatively impacted its Q2 2026 performance due to broader crude oil price weakness after the reopening of the Strait of Hormu
Hotchkis & Wiley Mid-Cap Value Fund reports Kosmos Energy (KOS) negatively impacted its Q2 2026 performance due to broader crude oil price weakness after the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz
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Treasuries Rose on Tuesday as Falling Oil Prices Trimmed Expectations for More Than One Fed Rate Hike in the Coming Year
Oil prices fell due to signs of progress toward a diplomatic resolution of the Iran war, which in turn curbed expectations for aggressive Federal Reserve interest-rate hikes.
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DeItaone quoted state media as saying that Iraq's oil ministry announced that an oil tanker carrying Iraqi crude oil has passed through the Strait of Hormuz.
DeItaone quoted state media as saying that Iraq's oil ministry announced that an oil tanker carrying Iraqi crude oil has passed through the Strait of Hormuz.
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DeItaone quoted Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser as saying that the war in Iran has led to a reduction of 2.6 billion barrels in global crude oil supply, and traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has dropped to 10% of pre-war levels, with over 100 million barrels of supply lost weekly. Even if immediately reopened, it would take 18 months to rebuild inventories.
Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser said any major refinery outage would further tighten energy markets, which are already operating with very limited refining capacity.
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US stocks rally, Dow hits record high 53,178.41 and S&P500 nears all-time peak, while oil falls ~5% as Trump claims Iran talks underway despite Tehran's denial
On Monday, the S&P500 climbed 1.5%, leaving it just shy of its closing record of 7,620.90. The tech-focused Nasdaq Composite jumped 2.1%. Brent crude, the international benchmark for oil prices, fell
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Asian Stocks Set for Muted Open Tuesday as Investors Weigh US Equities Rebound, Middle East Uncertainty and AI Rally; Oil Holds Monday’s Losses.
Asian Stocks Set for Muted Open Tuesday as Investors Weigh US Equities Rebound, Middle East Uncertainty and AI Rally; Oil Holds Monday’s Losses.
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Venezuela's oil exports plunged in July as a pause in the Iran war cooled Indian demand, unlocking Middle Eastern barrels
Venezuela's oil exports plunged in July as a pause in the Iran war cooled Indian demand, unlocking Middle Eastern barrels
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Brazil's Oil Output Hit Record High in June Amid Iran War Fallout, Boosting Non-OPEC Supply
Brazil's oil production reached a record high in June, as rising supplies from producers outside the Middle East helped cushion disruptions from the fallout of the war in Iran.
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Analysts warn Middle East oil tanker threat is worst since Iran war began, citing Red Sea attacks and Strait of Hormuz disruptions
Analysts from ship-tracking firm Kpler and trade body Intertanko state that the threat to oil tankers in the Middle East has reached its worst point since the Iran war started, due to a surge in attac
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US Strategic Petroleum Reserve Crude Oil Stocks Fell by About 2.85 Million Barrels to 304.8 Million Barrels Last Week, Lowest Since 1983
US Strategic Petroleum Reserve Crude Oil Stocks Fell by About 2.85 Million Barrels to 304.8 Million Barrels Last Week, Lowest Since 1983
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India's Imports of Russian Crude Hit New High of 2.8 Million BPD in July, Accounting for Over Half of Total Crude Imports
According to Kpler vessel-tracking data cited by the Times of India, India's crude oil imports from Russia rose to 2.8 million barrels per day (bpd) in July, up from the previous high of 2.7 million b
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Oil prices fall to three-week low after Trump calls off planned attack
Oil prices declined sharply on Monday as investors' hopes rose for a potential de-escalation in the conflict between the U.S. and Iran.
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Oil Stocks Fall Premarket as Crude Prices Decline Over 5%; ExxonMobil Down 1.6%, Chevron Down 1.5%, ConocoPhillips Falls 2%, Occidental Petroleum Falls 2.3%, Devon Energy Down 1.9%.
Oil Stocks Fall Premarket as Crude Prices Decline Over 5%; ExxonMobil Down 1.6%, Chevron Down 1.5%, ConocoPhillips Falls 2%, Occidental Petroleum Falls 2.3%, Devon Energy Down 1.9%.
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U.S.-Iran War Fuels Short-Term Oil Market Gains, But Experts Warn Against Long-Term Holding as WTI Crude Forecasted to $60
The U.S.-Iran war has significantly boosted short-term profits for major energy companies like ExxonMobil and Chevron, with Exxon's profits doubling to $14.5 billion and Chevron's net income surging n
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OPEC+ may decide Sunday to lift oil output quotas for a sixth straight month; analysts warn exports could be problematic amid broadening Iran war
OPEC+ may decide Sunday to lift oil output quotas for a sixth straight month; analysts warn exports could be problematic amid broadening Iran war
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Tensions Escalate in the Middle East: Oil Tanker Attacked Near Oman; Iran Threatens to Close Key Shipping Lanes, Including the Strait of Hormuz
According to reports, an oil tanker was struck by an “unidentified projectile” 11 nautical miles northeast of Oman, causing damage to the engine room; another oil tanker reported an explosion in the v
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Indian Oil Corp. Buys Record Spot Crude Share in Q2 as US-Iran Conflict Hits Mideast Supply
Indian Oil Corp. (IOC) purchased a record share of its crude oil from the spot market during the April-June quarter. This shift comes as the US-Iran conflict has disrupted traditional supplies from th
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South Korea to import over 6 million barrels of UAE crude in emergency bid to curb fuel price surge
South Korea will import more than 6 million barrels of crude oil from the United Arab Emirates as part of an emergency effort to stabilize domestic fuel prices.
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China's Crude Oil Imports Fell in Q2 2026 Amid Higher Prices from Hormuz Disruptions
China, the world's largest importer of crude oil, saw its crude oil imports decline in the second quarter of 2026. This reduction was a result of higher crude oil prices, which were caused by disrupte
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Kpler: Crude exports from Middle East Gulf remain constrained despite pause in US strikes on Iran, with loading activity halved
Crude exports from the Middle East Gulf remain constrained, despite a four-day pause in US strikes on Iran, according to data analytics firm Kpler. Vessel clearances stayed near recent lows, and Gulf
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Wallstreetcn: Indian Rupee hit by "risk-off + oil price" double whammy, USD/INR expected to open Friday trading between 94.84-94.88
The Indian Rupee quickly gave back gains after hitting a more than six-week high of 94.30. Traders expect the USD/INR to trade in the 94.84-94.88 range on Friday's open, following a close of 94.8175 i
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Oil prices stabilized near a five-month high, with Brent crude currently at $112.96 per barrel, due to concerns that Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia could disrupt supply.
Oil prices stabilized after a sharp rise due to concerns that continued Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia could disrupt global energy supplies. According to Reuters, Brent crude was trading at $112.96 a
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Bitcoin and gold pare early losses as yen gives up gains; oil stays near $100, keeping inflation risks in focus
Bitcoin and gold pared losses during Friday’s Asian hours, with Bitcoin recovering to nearly $82,000 after hitting lows below $81,000 overnight, and gold bouncing back to $4,020 per ounce from an earl
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South Korean stocks opened lower on Friday, with the KOSPI down 2.83% to 5,377.17 points as of 9:15 AM.
South Korean stocks opened down 2.36% on Friday. As of 9:15 AM, the Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) fell 156.6 points, extending its decline to 2.83%, to 5,377.17 points. Overnight declines
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Houthi missile reportedly hits Saudi Aramco decision-making center, company headquarters urgently evacuated, Brent crude surges over 4% during Thursday's trading.
Yemen's Houthi rebels reportedly hit Saudi Aramco's decision-making center in Dhahran with missiles on Thursday, according to local media. Sources revealed that "the top three floors of a building" at
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U.S. Central Command: Naval blockade against Iran has lasted 100 days, preventing at least $25 billion in crude oil exports
U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) announced that the "Iron Wall" naval blockade against Iran has been in effect for 100 days. CENTCOM stated that the operation has prevented Iran from exporting at least
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Bloomberg reported that the cost of chartering oil tankers on the US-to-Asia route has surged to a record $60 million, severely impacting US crude oil exports to Asia, which are expected to fall to multi-year lows.
Bloomberg reported that the cost of chartering oil tankers on the US-to-Asia route has surged to a record $60 million, severely impacting US crude oil exports to Asia, which are expected to fall to mu
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Brent crude oil surpassed $111, reaching a five-month high, while AI stocks fell, dragging down global equities.
Brent crude rose 2.6% to $111.66 per barrel on Thursday, reaching a five-month high, as a decline in AI-related stocks dragged down global markets. As of New York midday, the Nasdaq Composite was down
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Middle East Tensions Escalate: Houthis Claim Multiple Attacks on Saudi Arabia, Brent Oil Surpasses $112, Iran Claims to Have Struck Oil Tanker in Strait of Hormuz
Yemen's Houthi armed forces spokesman Yahya Sarea stated today (October 22) that the Houthi forces conducted four military operations against Saudi Arabia in the past 48 hours. Targets included the Mi
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Brent crude tops $111, jumping over 2% as Middle East war risks surge, nearing its highest close since May
Brent crude tops $111, jumping over 2% as Middle East war risks surge, nearing its highest close since May. Global oil inventories are razor-thin, leaving little room for supply disruptions. The U.S.
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Asian markets broadly fell: The Hang Seng Index dropped 3.03% to a four-month low, and the Hang Seng Tech Index fell 5%; Brent crude rose 3.2% to $112.27, due to AI concerns and heightened tensions in the Strait of Hormuz.
Asian regional markets broadly fell on Thursday, impacted by AI-related concerns and escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, which also sent oil prices jumping. Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index closed
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Asian Stocks Tumble, China Enters Bear Market; Bitcoin Retreats
Asian stocks tumbled on Thursday, with Chinese equities entering a bear market as the CSI 300 index slid 2%, marking a 20% decline from its June peak. Other regional benchmarks also fell significantly
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Brent crude futures rose over 3% to $112.55 per barrel, a new high since May.
Brent crude futures rose over 3% to $112.55 per barrel, a new high since May.
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Oil prices jump on escalating Middle East tensions; reports indicate the US and Israel are considering resuming strikes on Iran after the midterm elections.
Brent crude futures rose 1.71% to $110.67 a barrel on Thursday, while U.S. WTI crude gained 1.42% to $98.53. The New York Times, citing anonymous U.S. officials, reported that the U.S. and Israeli mil
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Middle East tensions push oil higher, Brent crude trades at $110.11 after Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia
Oil prices ticked up on Thursday following further Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia, which led the United States to instruct certain diplomatic staff and dependents to depart its facilities in the kingd
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Treasuries Slide After Middle East Strife Report Spurs Oil Gains
Treasuries Slide After Middle East Strife Report Spurs Oil Gains
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U.S. EIA Crude Oil Inventory Change for the week of October 16: -3.06 million barrels, prior value -8.557 million barrels.
U.S. EIA Crude Oil Inventory Change for the week of October 16: -3.06 million barrels, prior value -8.557 million barrels.
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U.S. crude oil inventories plummeted by 3.06 million barrels last week, far exceeding the expected decrease and suggesting tightening supply that could push oil prices higher.
U.S. crude oil inventories plummeted by 3.06 million barrels last week, far exceeding market expectations of a 324,000-barrel decrease, signaling tighter U.S. oil supply and potentially upward pressur
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Middle East Tensions Escalate: US Deploys 10,000 More Troops, Israel Prepares for New Strikes Against Iran, Iran Issues War Warning
According to CCTV News, citing US officials, the United States is deploying the USS Theodore Roosevelt Carrier Strike Group and the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit to the Middle East, expected to arriv
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Indian Oil plans to reduce crude purchased under term contracts with Middle Eastern producers next year
Indian Oil plans to reduce crude purchased under term contracts with Middle Eastern producers next year
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SpaceX's strong quarterly report boosts AI trading, with shares up about 9% pre-market; Super Micro Computer rises about 15%, oil prices approach $110.
SpaceX reported Q3 revenue of $14.58 billion, a 161% year-over-year increase. Its AI business revenue surged by 830% year-over-year, becoming the largest revenue source for the first time. Net profit
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Key Mideast Oil Benchmark Hits 3-Month Low on Resilient Exports
A key benchmark for Middle East crude fell to its lowest in nearly three months, an indication of the resilience of the region’s exports despite intensifying Iranian attacks on shipping.
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Iran's Revolutionary Guards claim naval mines caused two tankers to catch fire in Strait of Hormuz; oil prices rise
Iran's Revolutionary Guards said Tuesday that naval mines had prevented three tankers attempting to pass through the Strait of Hormuz using routes Tehran deemed unauthorized. They added that two of th
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U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio visits India's Reliance refinery, discusses refining Venezuelan crude to diversify energy supplies and advance potential $300B U.S. refinery deal
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio visits India's Reliance refinery to discuss refining Venezuelan crude, diversify energy supplies, and advance potential $300B U.S. refinery deal. Rubio stated that
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Asian markets broadly fell: The Hang Seng Index dropped 3.03% to a four-month low, and the Hang Seng Tech Index fell 5%; Brent crude rose 3.2% to $112.27, due to AI concerns and heightened tensions in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Middle East Tensions Escalate: Houthis Claim Multiple Attacks on Saudi Arabia, Brent Oil Surpasses $112, Iran Claims to Have Struck Oil Tanker in Strait of Hormuz
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Crypto traders value Indian telecom company Reliance Jio's IPO at approximately $110 billion.
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AI Companies and French Sovereign Debt Face Stress Test: CoreWeave CDS Spreads Exceed 1,000 Basis Points, France's 10-Year Government Bond Yield Breaks 5% for the First Time Since 2002, Moody's to Review France's Rating
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The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield fell by approximately 11 basis points from its previous close, now at 5.04%.
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Houthis claim Saudi Arabia targeted an Indian boat in Red Sea, rescued 14 Indian nationals
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Tesla and NVIDIA Invest KRW 3.7 Trillion in Samsung Electro-Mechanics, Securing AI Chip Substrate Production Capacity
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The 30-year U.S. Treasury yield is down approximately 9 basis points from its previous close, currently at 5.35%.
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ALI Token: Current Status and Future Prospects of the Alethea AI Project
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An Israeli court ordered the release of nine settlers suspected of attacking journalists and diplomats in the West Bank, as UN Secretary-General Guterres described the situation there as "out of control."
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