In the commodity market, oil prices are declining slightly after the American Petroleum Institute (API) reported a bigger-than-expected increase in US crude inventories, while disappointing retail sales data put additional pressure...
n the commodity market, oil prices continue the bullish stance amid vaccine hopes and expectations that OPEC+ will maintain the production cuts after January. Both Brent and WTI increased by more than half of a percent, trading at $41.57 and $44.11, respectively...
Wall Street extended gains on Monday, driven by reinforced vaccine optimism. After Pfizer caused the stock market to switch to value stocks and return close to its record high, now it’s time for biotech firm Moderna to give its contribution...
In the commodity market, oil prices are bullish at the start of the week, recovering some of the previous losses. Crude prices are increasing on hopes that OPEC+ would maintain current production cuts...
Futures on Wall Street’s three main indexes continue to ascend after equities gained over 1% on Friday. The stock market showed a mixed performance last week, as focus oscillated between the vaccine news and the surging number of COVID infections...
At the time of writing, China’s Shanghai Composite is down 1.32%, and the Shenzhen Component has lost 0.88...
In the commodity market, oil prices are declining but are set to end the week higher. WTI slumped by almost 1.5% to $40.53, and Brent fell 1.10% to $43. Crude prices are under pressure amid fears of a slow economic recovery and weakening demand caused by the resurgence of the pandemic...
US equities tumbled on Thursday as investors focused on the accelerating number of COVID infections after an oversaturated optimism surrounding the coronavirus vaccine candidate produced by Pfizer and BieNTech...
In the commodity market, oil prices are also surging following Biden’s victory, after tumbling about 4% on Friday. Both WTI and Brent are up about 2.8%, trading at over $38 and $40.50, respectively. Crude prices are also benefiting from a weakening dollar...
Wall Street will continue to rally at the start of this week, after closing flat on Friday but securing the best weekly performance in months. Last week, stocks surged on investor hopes that Democrats would not have full control over Congress...
In the commodity market, oil prices continue to decline after a strong start of the week. Both brands have declined by over 2%, as investors are worried about weakening demand amid the fresh lockdowns imposed in Europe...
US equities continued to rally on Thursday and are set to end the week higher no matter what happens later today...
n the commodity market, oil prices are retreating after surging about 4% yesterday and gaining over 9% during the last three sessions. Both WTI and Brent are down over 1.80% as Biden is likely to win the US election...
Wall Street surged on Wednesday to extend its rally as investors are closely watching the counting of US election votes, with mail-in ballots being more complicated to count...
In the commodity market, oil prices are declining but generally moving sideways after a bullish Monday. At the time of writing, WTI and Brent futures are down about 0.30% to $36.66 and $38.76, respectively. Last week, oil prices tumbled to the lowest since the end of May...
Wall Street closed higher on Monday, with investors waiting for the US election scheduled for Tuesday. The election will definitely cause major swings until at least the end of this week...
In the commodity market, oil prices slumped to the lowest level since the end of May, as European countries like the UK and Italy are introducing stricter lockdowns amid surging COVID infections. WTI is down 4% to $34.36, and Brent has dropped by 3.58% to $36.55...
Wall Street futures recover slightly at the start of the European session on Monday, after experiencing the biggest weekly loss since March. Still, the volatility is high, and the American benchmark indexes can continue their downtrend by the end of the US session...
In the commodity market, oil prices are down about 1% after failing to continue recovery. Both WTI and Brent crude brands are set to end their worst month since March, as the more aggressive pandemic is damaging global demand...
