S&P 500 futures edged down 0.1% amid dimming US-Iran truce prospects and elevated oil prices, with Asian markets closed.
Pfizer reports earnings amid geopolitical tensions, oil price volatility, and yen intervention risks. Key takeaways inside.
USD/JPY holds near 157 as Tokyo intervention fears persist. Oil dips 1.3% on demand concerns. US earnings beat expectations.
Danish shipper Maersk's vessel transits Strait of Hormuz under US protection, easing supply fears and lowering crude prices.
US 10-year Treasury yield edges lower amid geopolitical strife; 2-year and 30-year yields also fall.
Rising gasoline prices reignite inflation fears, with consumers cutting consumption 8% year over year as prices surge.
South Korea's Kospi soared to a new record, tracking Wall Street gains and benefiting from falling oil prices amid easing Mideast tensions.
Gold prices fell 2% on Monday as U.S.-Iran tensions boosted the dollar and inflation concerns kept rate hike expectations alive.
Asian countries increase US oil imports amid Strait of Hormuz disruptions and Middle East export constraints. Brent crude edges up.
Iran attacks UAE's Fujairah oil hub; Brent crude jumps over 5% to $114 amid escalating Middle East tensions.
S&P 500 futures rose slightly as oil prices ticked down following Trump's Hormuz gambit, with markets eyeing rejected Iranian proposals.
Analysts warn that surging aluminum costs are the biggest pressure on automakers, impacting margins and vehicle prices.
Ford warns commodity costs, including steel and aluminum, will rise $2B this year, double prior estimate. Impact on automakers and steel demand.
Crude oil prices eased amid renewed speculation about Kevin Warsh as next Fed chair and planned U.S. geopolitical talks.
Brent Crude oil prices corrected sharply by nearly 14% to $94 per barrel in a single session, marking the week's most significant market movement as the oil premium deflates.
Rising crude oil prices fuel economic fears as markets react to volatility and potential inflationary pressures from energy costs.
Geopolitical instability is fueling expectations for higher crude oil prices as investors seek safe havens and anticipate supply disruptions.
Gold prices climb amid geopolitical uncertainty, with oil price expectations also rising, highlighting safe-haven demand in volatile markets.
Crude oil's 10-day losing streak, the longest in 34 years, tests key technical levels. Expert analysis reveals potential support at $57.50 and divergence in energy stocks.
Petrobras agrees to $2.95B settlement in US securities class action, one of the largest ever, as oil sentiment shifts bearish.