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Brent crude oil
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Brent crude is the biggest of the many major classifications of oil consisting of Brent Crude, Brent Sweet Light Crude, Oseberg, Ekofisk and Forties. Brent crude was originally sourced from the North Sea but now the oil marker, also known as Brent Blend, London Brent and Brent petroleum, is used to price two-thirds of the world's internationally traded crude oil supplies.
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S&P 500 notches new closing record as Wall Street ends mixed trading day
The S&P 500 finished at another all-time high
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Why the FTSE 100 is closing on its all-time high and how it compares with the index's previous peaks
On 22 May 2018 the blue-chip index hit an intraday high of 7903.5 and notched its record close at 7877.45
Oil price down on interest rate fears but predictions are for surge later in 2023
Oil prices fell on Tuesday on fears that US interest rates could be hiked again, threatening demand
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Fuller Treacy Comment of the Day - Top Banks Pull Back From China Metal Financing After Crises, and more...
Comment of the DayVideo commentary for September 21st 2022A link to today's video commentary is posted in the Subscriber's Area. Some of the topics discussed include: Fed is going to cause a recession to get inflation under control. Wall St
Nuclear back on the table in Japan and India sees uranium stocks rise as Wall St rebounds
“Nuclear power and renewables are essential to proceed with a green transformation,” Kishida said. “Russia’s invasion changed the global energy situation.”
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Seesawing market expected to fall as Russia cuts gas supply
“Right now, the market is walking up a see-saw and it will hit a point where it starts to descend, but the problem with this is that unlike a see-saw where we know the tipping point, the All Ordinaries Index could start its decline anytime.
US stocks end mixed as Nasdaq rights the ship while Dow drops for the fourth straight day
The Nasdaq added 114 points, 1%, to 11,738, while the Dow lost 85 points, 0.4%, to close at 32,160 and the S&P 500 eked out a gain of 10 points, 0.3%, to land at 4,001.