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...She thinks part of this is down to the fact that, with the Treasury market closed, rates couldn’t scare everyone....
...The release quoted Brent Wisner, Baum Hedlund’s celebrity attorney....
...Meanwhile, the oil price recovery from the vicious sell-off earlier this month paused again yesterday, with Brent settling down half a per cent to $78.28 a barrel....
...Commodity markets love a supply scare. Scarcity arguments back high prices. Demand, while never ignored, is deemed to have too many moving parts to forecast accurately....
...International oil benchmark Brent crude dropped 3.4 per cent to $66.98 a barrel as the Colonial pipeline in the US resumed operations on Wednesday evening after being shut down last Friday by a cyber attack...
...Brent crude, the international oil benchmark which rose as high as $83.47 a barrel on Wednesday, declined 1.8 per cent to $81.08....
...Brent crude, the international oil marker, climbed 2.5 per cent to $68.71 a barrel....
...Email me: robert.armstrong@ft.com Reflation redux, hopefully What has put the scare into stocks? The prime suspects are the good-sized moves up at the long end of the yield curve....
...“But I think the scare of Monday [April 20] made some people realise they were better off leaving oil in the ground.”...
...Brent crude, the international benchmark, fell below $59 a barrel on Monday, plumbing to a three-month low, illustrating how growth concerns are weighing on an oil market awash with supplies....
...All bets will be off if the coronavirus scare extends late into the year....
...Optimism in equity markets is also being challenged by geopolitical scares....
...The price of Brent crude oil topped $70 a barrel on Monday, just shy of September’s $71.95 peak after a drone attack on Saudi storage facilities....
...A swift restoration in Saudi oil supply leaves Brent crude within sight of its August low of about $56 a barrel, and a long way from last month’s jump towards $72....
...We’re going to use hawk noises to scare them off . . . drone hawks.” What a scream....
...Brent crude around $65 a barrel sat roughly between last week’s close of $60 and Monday’s peak of $71.95....
...But at some point the decline in yields should scare holders of risk assets such as equities and credit....
...We’re going to use hawk noises to scare them off …drone hawks.”...
...Oil prices have risen since the sanctions were announced, with Brent crude reaching $62.67 a barrel on Wednesday, up almost 5 per cent since Tuesday morning....
...There is room for some narrowing, but at this point, testing the US 30-year yield low around 2.10 per cent as seen during the summer of 2016, will require plenty of bad news and a hefty deflationary scare...
...In that regard, rising oil prices are another cost factor to watch as the price of Brent pushes beyond $70 a barrel to its highest point since mid-November....
...A fall in Iranian barrels, as buyers cut purchases for fear of US financial penalties, has boosted the price of international oil benchmark Brent crude....
...But equally the pull back so far has been limited, with Brent looking to finish the week around $79 a barrel....
...Then, the market was flagging an economic growth scare and feeling the burn from a collapse in oil prices — we have an element of that lately as energy accounts for 16 per cent of issuance and is the largest...
...In particular, a 2 per cent gain for Brent, the global oil benchmark, helped to lift energy stocks on optimism about higher oil prices....
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