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Oil prices and bond yields give back some of last week’s jumps

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On Monday, U.S. stocks rose as oil prices and bond yields retreated slightly from last week's highs. The S&P 500 gained 1.5%, closing within 0.4% of its record high set in August, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 348 points (0.7%). Oil prices dropped to $100.29 per barrel for Brent crude, down from nearly $110 last week but still higher than earlier this summer. This pullback was partly due to investor profit-taking and hopes of positive discussions at the UN General Assembly and between China and the U.S., though concerns about global oil supply remain.
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On Monday, global stock markets saw an uptick with the S&P 500 rising 1.5% and the Nasdaq composite jumping 2.3%, both nearing their recent highs set last month. This followed a drop in oil prices, where Brent crude fell 3.4% to $100.29 per barrel, down from its peak of nearly $110 last week. The decrease was partly due to some easing tensions around the Strait of Hormuz despite ongoing conflict with Iran, allowing for increased Middle Eastern oil shipments. In Australia, ASX futures indicated a gain of 36 points or 0.4%, suggesting an opening higher after similar positive moves in U.S. markets. Morgan Stanley analyst Michael Wilson highlighted rising fuel costs as a potential risk to further stock market gains this year.

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Worries remain about how much oil is available for customers worldwide, ING commodities strategists Ewa Manthey and Warren Patterson wrote in a commentary on Monday. However, they said profit-taking by investors after the recent jump in oil prices, together with hopes for constructive discussions at this week’s UN General Assembly and at a meeting between China’s and the United States’ leaders, helped improve optimism.
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🔮 Oil prices are swinging up and down as some crude from the Middle East is able to sail through the Strait of Hormuz, though nowhere nearly as much as the industry and customers would like because of the war with Iran.
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U.S. stocks are climbing with markets worldwide on Monday after oil prices and yields in the bond market gave back some of their jumps from last week. asserted
prices → climb → week
The S&P 500 rose 1.5 per cent and pulled within 0.4 per cent of its all-time high set last month. asserted
S&P → rise → high
They got help from the price for a barrel of Brent oil falling 3.4 per cent to $100.29 USD. asserted
They → get → USD
While that’s still much higher than its roughly $72 price from earlier this summer, it’s down from the nearly $110 it touched last week. asserted
it → ’ → 110
Oil prices are swinging up and down as some crude from the Middle East is able to sail through the Strait of Hormuz, though nowhere nearly as much as the industry and customers would like because of the war with Iran. asserted
industry → swing → Iran
Morgan Stanley’s Michael Wilson said another leg higher in prices for oil, gasoline and other refined products is the main risk he sees in the near term that could keep the U.S. stock market from rising to his forecasted target for the year’s end. uncertain
that → say → end
Get daily National news The average price for a gallon of regular gasoline across the United States has already climbed to nearly $4.48 USD, according to AAA. uncertain
price → get → AAA
That’s up from less than $4.32 USD just a week earlier and from $3.18 USD a year ago. asserted
That → ’ → USD
Monday’s pullback in oil prices helped lower the pressure coming from the bond market. asserted
pullback → lower → market
The yield on the 10-year Treasury eased to 4.97 per cent from 5.01 per cent late Friday after it crossed above the five per cent threshold last week for the first time in three years. asserted
it → ease → years
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unions → promise → vote
Edmontonians gather for clothing repair event: ‘Quiet act of rebellion’ asserted
Edmontonians → gather → rebellion
As rivals China and U.S. prepare for AI meeting, here are the top concerns Yields have been on the rise because of worries about inflation, big debt loads for governments worldwide and other factors. asserted
been → prepare → governments
That hurts the economy because high yields make it more expensive not only for the U.S. government to borrow money to pay its bills but also for households and businesses. asserted
government → hurt → households
Worries remain about how much oil is available for customers worldwide, ING commodities strategists Ewa Manthey and Warren Patterson wrote in a commentary on Monday. However, they said profit-taking by investors after the recent jump in oil prices, together with hopes for constructive discussions at this week’s UN General Assembly and at a meeting between China’s and the United States’ leaders, helped improve optimism. asserted
taking → remain → optimism
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told reporters following talks Sunday with Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng in New York that the U.S. had “a very successful engagement” with the Chinese side. asserted
U.S. → tell → side
Bessent said talks with China touched on trade and AI. asserted
talks → say → trade
China and the United States have been discussing reciprocal tariff reductions on $30 billion worth of goods from each side. asserted
China → discuss → side
In Beijing, China’s Foreign Ministry on Monday confirmed that Xi Jinping will pay a state visit to the United States between Sept. 23 and 25. asserted
Jinping → confirm → Sept.
Experts and policymakers believe trade, tariffs, and AI safety are likely among the topics to be on the agenda. asserted
trade → believe → agenda
The war in Iran and developments in the Middle East and ties between China and Iran could also be discussed. uncertain
war → discuss → China
On Wall Street, stocks in the artificial-intelligence industry continued to stabilize following their worldwide slide at the start of last week. asserted
stocks → continue → week
Leaders of the AI industry have recently warned a slowdown is needed in the industry’s development for the safety of humanity. asserted
slowdown → warn → humanity
Stocks enmeshed in the cryptocurrency industry, meanwhile, rallied after bitcoin’s price rose back above $85,000 and returned to where it was in January. asserted
it → rally → January
Stock indexes around the world also climbed thanks to the easing of oil prices and bond yields. asserted
indexes → climb → prices
Indexes gained 0.9 per cent in France, 1.2 per cent in Hong Kong and 1.6 per cent in South Korea. asserted
Indexes → gain → Korea
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