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Oil nursed its sharpest fall in two-and-a-half months on demand worries and the lack, so far, of an obvious Israeli or U.S. response to Iran#39;s week
Oil nursed its sharpest fall in two-and-a-half months on demand worries and the lack, so far, of an obvious Israeli or U.S. response to Iran#39;s week
Benchmark U.S. Treasury yields and the dollar eased back from multi-month highs, while gold backed down from its all-time high.
Overnight, the US markets gave little support to overall trend as 2-year treasury yields topped 5 percent level, while 10-year note hovered around 4.6
Rising geopolitical tensions kept risk sentiment in check, lifting prices of gold and oil, while investor focus in Asia turns to China with GDP data d
Rising geopolitical tensions kept risk sentiment in check, lifting prices of gold and oil, while investor focus in Asia turns to China with GDP data d
With the SP 500 coming off its biggest one-day percentage drop since Jan. 31 in the prior session, stocks opened higher in part after data showed reta
With the SP 500 coming off its biggest one-day percentage drop since Jan. 31 in the prior session, stocks opened higher in part after data showed reta
The dollar scaled a fresh 34-year high against the yen on growing expectations that sticky inflationary pressures in the United States will keep rates
US markets fall again as banks display weak earnings and geopolitical pressures loom. Europe trades mixed, FTSE rises on GDP increase. Asian indices d
The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index, boosted by chips, enjoyed a more substantial advance, with the SP 500 nominally higher.
US markets and European markets declined while Asian indices surged higher. Indian indices hit new highs during intraday but ended flat. Crude traded
MSCI#39;s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.2%. Japan#39;s Nikkei rose 0.6%.
The SP 500 and the Dow posted minimal losses while the Nasdaq ended nominally higher. All three were held in check by the highest benchmark U.S. Treas
The SP 500 and the Dow posted minimal losses while the Nasdaq ended nominally higher. All three were held in check by the highest benchmark U.S. Treas
The SP 500 and the Dow posted minimal losses while the Nasdaq ended nominally higher. All three were held in check by the highest benchmark U.S. Treas
Oil prices fell nearly 2% as Middle East tensions eased after Israel withdrew more soldiers from southern Gaza, while gold prices slumped 1% after sca
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 307.06 points, or 0.80%, to 38,904.04, the SP 500 gained 57.13 points, or 1.11%, to 5,204.34 and the Nasdaq Comp
The threat of supply disruptions owing to a prolonged conflict in the Middle East kept Brent futures above $90 a barrel - a level not seen since last
Investors also digested comments from U.S. President Joe Biden, who called for an immediate ceasefire in a call with Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Ne
