Hints and tips:
...In response, Brent crude, the international benchmark, rose 1.8 per cent, while European gas prices closed up 6.8 per cent....
...Brent Bracelin, of Piper Sandler, on the Salesforce May 2023 call. On the retention commentary: “I just want to double-click on that retention commentary you said.”...
...According to Craig Kennedy, an associate at Harvard University’s Davis Center, it remains unclear just “how much appetite” countries such as China have for importing Russian oil at a scale that would fully...
...Oil prices continued to rise, with Brent crude, the global benchmark, up 1.5 per cent at $66.24 a barrel. US marker West Texas Intermediate rose 1.4 per cent to $62.59....
...Brent is unlikely to average much more than $40 a barrel this year....
...Brent crude, the global benchmark, advanced 2.3 per cent to $40.69 a barrel....
...In terms of the action in the broader market, the analysts noted that it was unlikely that Brent prices would replicate WTI and go negative any time soon because, unlike WTI, the ICE Brent futures contract...
...“Green shoots have begun to emerge along the road to recovery,” said Piper Sandler strategists Craig Johnson and Adam Turnquist....
...Brent crude was up 3.7 per cent and back above $56 a barrel....
...Brent crude, the international marker for oil, was 3.2 per cent higher at $51.28 a barrel....
...Brent crude, the international benchmark, kept its head above $60 a barrel and eked out a 0.2 per cent gain, while West Texas Intermediate, the US marker, was up 0.8 per cent at $56.55 a barrel....
...Brent crude, the international oil benchmark, rallied more than 4.6 per cent on the news to $61.28 a barrel....
...The price of Brent is down a quarter since early October, trading at around $65 a barrel....
...Brent crude, the international benchmark, was up 5 per cent....
...there are still numerous hurdles ahead, sign-off on Wednesday could be a hugely important step towards getting a deal over the line before Christmas and avoiding a disastrous ‘no-deal’ scenario,” said Craig...
...Oil prices have been rising, with Brent crude ending the week up about $4 a barrel at just over $65, reflecting fears that the confrontation could turn into a conflict that will disrupt crude flows out of...
...Commodities Brent oil settled 1 per cent higher at $76.89 — after earlier dipping to $75.35 — as it continued to pull away from Wednesday’s two-month intraday low of $75.11....
...Brent crude rose as high as $74.50 a barrel before turning tail to settle fractionally lower on the day at $73.06. US West Texas Intermediate was 0.7 per cent lower in late trade at $67.78....
...“Caterpillar’s results are generally seen as a decent barometer for global growth, hence the sensitivity,” said Craig Nicol of Deutsche Bank....
...Craig Nicol, strategist at Deutsche Bank, said that markets were likely to see further “tantrums”, particularly given the calm conditions that characterised 2017....
...Oil prices once again took their cue from equity markets with Brent hitting its highest intraday level for more than two weeks....
...Hot topic “While markets have been a bit mixed in the last 24 hours it feels like most investors are still somewhat sitting on the sidelines waiting for further developments on tax reform,” said Craig Nicol...
...Brent settled at $54.27 a barrel, up 0.8 per cent. It touched $54.87 on Friday....
...Closing quotes The Big Read Rail: frustration grows with Britain’s fragmented network “Craig Johnstone checked tickets and train doors for more than 30 years....
...Those moves put the two-year/10-year Treasury spread on track for its “first steepening over the course of a week since the five days ending May 5”, noted Craig Nicol, strategist at Deutsche Bank....
International Edition