Page 67 - Texas Intermediate News Today

(Bloomberg) -- Asian stocks were set to open higher Tuesday after Wall Street was bolstered by a strong start to the earnings season led by the “Magnificent Seven” big-tech companies.Most Read from BloombergTesla Soars on Tentative China Approval for Driving SystemStocks Trade for 390 Minutes a Day. Increasingly, Only 10 MatterUS Warns ICC Action on Israel Would Hurt Cease-Fire ChancesYen Sparks Intervention Suspicion After U-Turn From 1990 LowsWhat 60,000 Headlines Say About the F...

Japan's top currency diplomat Masato Kanda declined to comment on whether the finance ministry had intervened in the yen.

Oil edged down in early trade on Tuesday after Israel-Hamas ceasefire talks in Cairo helped quell market fears of an expanded conflict in the Middle East, while worries about the outlook for U.S....

Currency settles at 278.31 against US dollar in inter-bank market

Oil steadied on Tuesday after the previous day’s drop as Israel-Hamas talks offered hopes of a ceasefire even as Red Sea attacks continued, while investors…

Trends in the GIFT Nifty indicate a flat start for the broader index in India, with a gain of 15 points or 0.07 percent.

Brent crude futures for June were down 35 cents at $88.05 a barrel by 1327 GMT, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures fell 41 cents to $82.22

(Bloomberg) — Asian shares advanced Tuesday, led by Japanese equities and as the latest data from China underscored the recovery in the world’s second-biggest economy. Gauges rose in Japan and Hong Kong, while Chinese onshore stocks fluctuated as investors assessed the strength of the economic rebound after data showed China’s factory activity expanded for a…

Before Market Opens: Indian markets are set to open higher on Tuesday following gains in global peers as investors awaited for US Feds rate decision. Meanwhile, Gift Nifty was trading 24 points higher, indicating a positive start for benchmark Nifty.

Markets mostly rose Tuesday following advances on Wall Street, while the yen held gains after the previous day's sharp swings and focus turned to the Federal Reserve's upcoming policy decision.The yen weakened slightly but held much of the previous day's surge that observers speculate came on the back of an intervention by authorities after it hit a fresh 34-year low of 160.17.