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oil prices: Oil sputters near three-month lows as demand concerns mount - Vimarsana News

oil prices: Oil sputters near three-month lows as demand concerns mount

Brent crude futures fell $1.11 to $80.50 a barrel by 1311 GMT and U.S. crude lost $1.20 to $76.17, with both benchmarks registering their lowest levels since late July.

USD Breaking News: Dollar Index Slides as PCE Data Declines in Line with Estimates - Vimarsana News

USD Breaking News: Dollar Index Slides as PCE Data Declines in Line with Estimates

The US Dollar rally stalled at a key inflection point once more as US PCE Data failed to provide a catalyst for USD Bulls. PCE data was largely in line with estimates keeping the DXY rangebound ahead of the FOMC meeting next wee

Oil Prices Fall as Dollar Strengthens and Traders Book Profits - Vimarsana News

Oil Prices Fall as Dollar Strengthens and Traders Book Profits

Oil prices drop as dollar strengthens and traders take profits, but market could resume rally next week on easing inflation and supply disruptions

Source: news18.com
Global Equities, US Yields Fall Ahead of Debt Ceiling Vote - Vimarsana News

Global Equities, US Yields Fall Ahead of Debt Ceiling Vote

Global equities and Treasury yields decline as investors focus on the U.S. debt ceiling vote. Market jitters prevail with potential default concerns.

Source: news18.com
Oil Price Forecast: WTI Enters Fourth Straight Day of Declines on Demand Concerns - Vimarsana News

Oil Price Forecast: WTI Enters Fourth Straight Day of Declines on Demand Concerns

A combination of relative dollar strength and tightening financial and credit conditions currently weigh on oil prices as global demand is brought into question