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U.S. stocks are edging lower on Friday, giving back some of yesterday's gains after Nvidia's strong outlook revived the tech trade. The focus has now shifted firmly to Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's Jackson Hole speech, with investors looking for more clarity on the outlook for interest rates.
U.S. stocks are heading higher on Thursday, with technology leading the move after Nvidia's stronger-than-expected outlook revived confidence in the AI trade.
Oil falls further on diplomatic hopes for a Middle East resolution. EUR/USD consolidates ahead of U.S. inflation and Jackson Hole.
Over the last two trading sessions, WTI crude oil has once again displayed a notable bearish bias, with prices falling nearly 6%. Part of this renewed selling pressure has been driven by recent developments in the Middle East, which have helped temporarily ease the geopolitical tensions that had supported the oil risk premium in previous weeks.
U.S. stocks are heading higher on Tuesday as Treasury yields fall and semiconductor stocks recover. Investors are positioning ahead of Nvidia's earnings tomorrow and the Federal Reserve's Jackson Hole symposium later this week.
DAX edges higher as German economy shows resilience. Oil falls despite Bessent’s plans for the economic isolation of Iran.
WTI was given every excuse to rally on Monday but didn’t, with mounting supply risks not enough to prevent a sharp reversal.
U.S. stocks are under pressure at the start of the week, extending last week's losses, with technology stocks leading the decline. Investors are becoming more cautious ahead of a busy week featuring Nvidia earnings, core PCE inflation and the Federal Reserve's annual Jackson Hole symposium.
U.S. stocks are set to open higher on Friday after falling sharply in the previous session. However, the major indices remain on track for weekly losses as investors continue to weigh rising government bond yields and oil prices against a resilient earnings backdrop.
U.S. stocks are falling on Thursday after modest gains in the previous session, as the relief from the Treasury's intervention in the long-end of the bond market starts to fade.
Crude oil prices rose more than 3% by mid-day in London, causing stocks and bonds to drop. Prices have rallied after Trump said Iran had been given an opportunity to reach a deal but had failed to take it. But now Trump said an unprecedented economic operation against Iran will be underway, warning of severe economic consequences for countries providing support to Tehran.
Crude oil prices continue to press higher amid the ongoing standoff between the US and Iran. While the softness in US and Chinese data of late does point to some moderation in demand, oil prices remain predominately supply-driven.
U.S. stocks are opening mixed on Wednesday, recovering from yesterday's tech-driven sell-off as government bond yields fall back from multi-year highs following intervention in the Treasury market.
