US pressures Europe to tap diesel reserves as tightness worsens
The US is pressuring Germany and France to release 120 million barrels of diesel from strategic reserves as global supply tightens, sparking a political…
The US is pressuring Germany and France to release 120 million barrels of diesel from strategic reserves as global supply tightens, sparking a political…
Asian trading was subdued as investors awaited US payrolls, the dollar stayed firm, and Tokyo's core CPI hit a 10-month high.
Dollar index touched May 2025 high ahead of US payrolls; Asian currencies weakened despite robust regional data.
UBS says markets have overpriced Fed hikes and outlines three catalysts—disinflation, energy flows, and policy—that could steady Treasuries.
India and mainland China markets are closed Friday. Hong Kong reopens without Stock Connect as the US jobs report looms.
US dollar broadly firmer; USD/JPY dropped 50 pips then rallied to finish higher; crude oil rose on geopolitical headlines.
The US has warned Germany and France to release diesel reserves or face a potential export ban.
China halted fuel exports for October and Russia extended its diesel ban, potentially raising inflation and giving the Fed reason to hike rates, which could…
BofA reiterates a $5,000 gold outlook for 2027 but warns oil, yields and fragile ETF positioning could push prices toward $3,750 first.
New Zealand consumer confidence dipped to 97.6 in September as a mid-month oil spike dampened sentiment, while two-year inflation expectations fell to 4.5%.
A tanker in the Strait of Hormuz was hit by an unidentified projectile, sparking a fire. The crew is safe, but damage is unknown.
Goldman and JPMorgan see Gulf crude exports back near normal, but refined product flows remain weak.
Treasury yields briefly hit 2002 highs, boosting the dollar and pressuring European stocks, while oil rebounded.
In a TIME interview, Trump said the US could step up bombing of Iran after midterms if talks fail, as the conflict has cost over $25 billion.
Oil rallied as traders grow impatient with lack of US-Iran progress, erasing earlier losses.