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Stocks fell amid concerns over rising inflation / Photo: X / NYSE
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High inflation interrupted chipmakers' rally: they endured one of the worst sessions of the year
Premiums for the major North Sea crude grades have fallen by as much as 90% over the past month / Photo: Unsplash/Maria Lupan
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Spot oil has fallen in price to pre-war levels. Why could that change quickly?
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite have a six-week streak of gains for the first time since October 2024 / Photo: X / NYSE
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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq achieved a sixth straight week of gains. Reports supported optimism
Oil prices jumped on May 8 after the U.S. and Iran exchanged military strikes / Photo: X/U.S. Central Command
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Suspicious oil bets amid war hit $7 billion - Reuters
Oil prices fell nearly 10% in less than two days on renewed hopes of a speedy US truce with Iran / Photo: Tomas Malik/Unsplash.com
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$1.7 billion insider: market spotted questionable trades before leaks about peace with Iran
Several U.S. commercial vessels have passed the Strait of Hormuz / Photo: X / NYSE
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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq returned to renew records. Brent cheapened by 4%
The foreign policy agenda remains the key pressure on global markets / Photo: AustralianCamera / Shutterstock
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Morning in New York: Middle East in the spotlight
Geopolitics and oil market remain key external factors / Photo: Jermaine Ee / unsplash
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Morning in New York: investors in search of guidance
S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite indices hit records at the close for the second day in a row / Photo: X/NYSE
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US stocks rise for fifth straight week: their longest rally in 1.5 years
The foreign policy agenda remains the key pressure on the markets, while strong corporate reporting is once again the key support / Photo: NYSE / X
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Morning in New York: geopolitics pressures - reporting supports
Oil futures fell in trading on Thursday, April 30. Photo: Evgenii Bakhchev/Shutterstock
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Brent falls from four-year highs amid possible escalation of war in Iran
The UAEs withdrawal from OPEC is a serious crack [in the group], according to oil market expert and founder of Commodity Context Corp. Rory Johnston / Photo: unsplash.com / K T
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"The cartel has lost its former influence": what does the Arab Emirates' exit from OPEC mean?
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