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Oil has fallen below $100 a barrel: what's going on?
The US war with Iran may keep oil at extremely high levels, but there is no guarantee that the risks will wear off even if the conflict is concluded / Photo: noomcpk / Shutterstock
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Oil at $200: why ex-IMF economist expects oil rally even if war ends
The PCE deflator report for January, as well as statistics on personal income and spending of Americans / Photo: New Africa / Shutterstock
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Morning in New York: inflation statistics will set the vector for trading
China has enough strategic oil reserves to last about 120 days / Photo: Jorick Jing / Unsplash.com
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How China is tacitly benefiting from the Gulf War
Management of the CME, the largest derivatives trading platform, has warned the administration of US President Donald Trump against interfering in the oil futures market / Photo: Frennet Studio / Shutterstock.com
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U.S. intervention in oil futures trading risks 'biblical disaster' - CME
According to Fox News, there are now 124 million barrels of Russian-origin oil and oil products on tankers at sea / Photo: Peter Titmuss / Shutterstock.com
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The US lifted sanctions on Russian oil for a month. How did the market react?
Any positive headline could prompt investors to close hedging positions, leading to a sharp rise in stock indices, says a Goldman Sachs partner / Photo: katjen / Shutterstock
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Goldman Sachs sees the potential for a rally in US stocks. What will push them up?
IEA: war with Iran caused the biggest disruption in the oil market / Photo: Andromeda stock / Shutterstock
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"Major oil market disruption": IEA cuts global demand growth forecast by 25%
Until peace comes to the region, oil will continue to trade with extreme levels of imputed volatility, according to experts surveyed by MarketWatch / Photo: Aulia Ref / Shutrterstock.com
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Has oil become a "meme stock"? Private investors have broken pricing in the crude market
One of Chinas major stock indexes, the CSI 300, has remained virtually unchanged since the war began. Photo: Hanz2881/Shutterstock
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Safe haven: Chinese assets outperform global markets on resilience amid war
Shares of Germanys Rheinmetall look more expensive than the securities of American competitors, which have not benefited so much from the military conflict in Ukraine / Photo: nitpicker / Shutterstock.com
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Rheinmetall shares fall despite record order volume. Where has the hype gone?
The market will get a chance for localized respite if inflation data is close to average expectations. Photo: Lester Balajadia/Shutterstock
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Morning in New York: seeking balance between macro data and geopolitics
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