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Unable to persuade Armenia to abandon its efforts to join the European Union, Russia is now signaling that it is adopting a harder line. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan evidently is taking the menacing tone of…
Oct 09, 16:00 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorThe enormous expansion of drone warfare is forcing militaries to reconsider how much ammunition they can afford to fire at relatively cheap targets. The Pentagon is betting that some of that ammunition can be replaced…
Oct 09, 15:00 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorCold Lake First Nations is challenging the Canadian federal government’s decision to designate Canada’s new oil pipeline project to the West Coast a project of national interest. Last week, the federal government…
Oct 09, 14:30 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorUS Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned that Russia's war against Ukraine is at a stalemate but could escalate into a broader regional conflict if the deadlock pushes either side toward increasingly dangerous actions.…
Oct 09, 14:00 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorState-owned energy giant Petronas will boost the dividend it owes the Malaysian government by 19% in 2027 as oil prices soar and raise profits at the company. Malaysia’s Ministry of Finance estimated in its 2027 budget…
Oct 09, 13:30 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorOil futures prices are disconnected from reality on the ground in the Middle East and should be trading closer to $150 a barrel for some physical crude prices, Amrita Sen, founder and director of market intelligence at…
Oct 09, 12:30 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorThe record-high freight costs refiners have to pay to receive a cargo of crude oil from the U.S. Gulf Coast have effectively shut the arbitrage to Asia, with refiners in the top crude oil-importing region turning to…
Oct 09, 11:30 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorGold Weekly Forecast: Precious metal finds support but upside potential remains limited
Oct 09, 11:04 UTC FX Street · artigo externo — abre o site do editorHistorically low levels of natural gas in storage sites for this time of year could leave the European Union with a gas shortfall in the winter and could force the bloc to cut demand by 7%, the U.S.-based Institute for…
Oct 09, 10:30 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorThe gold market continues to see a lot of interest rate noise, as we are looking at a market that is fighting the negative effect of higher rates on this non-yielding asset. This correlation continues to drive things.
Oct 09, 10:18 UTC FXEmpire · artigo externo — abre o site do editorSilver continues to fight interest rates as they continue to be sticky. Ultimately, this is a bond market story.
Oct 09, 10:06 UTC FXEmpire · artigo externo — abre o site do editorGold: Short covering signals renewed bullish momentum - TD Securities
Oct 09, 09:58 UTC FX Street · artigo externo — abre o site do editorThe Australian government will introduce next week a bill setting the final rules in the so-called Domestic Gas Reservation Scheme, which will require LNG exporters to keep up to 20% of their total production in…
Oct 09, 09:30 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorGold bounces slightly to kick off the Friday session. This is a pattern that we have seen more than once: traders see falling rates, and gold bounces.
Oct 09, 09:10 UTC FXEmpire · artigo externo — abre o site do editorThe silver market continues to be driven by the bond markets, specifically rates, and whether they are rising or falling. As they are simply drifting at the moment, this has given the market some relief.
Oct 09, 09:01 UTC FXEmpire · artigo externo — abre o site do editorGold rebounds as oil and the dollar ease, but high Treasury yields and December Fed hike odds leave XAUUSD facing resistance overhead.
Oct 09, 09:01 UTC FXEmpire · artigo externo — abre o site do editorIt will be interesting to see what happens when / if, the Iranian side says that there are no talks being held or they will intensify the attacks.
Oct 09, 08:12 UTC FXEmpire · artigo externo — abre o site do editorMarkets went from risk off to risk on yesterday afternoon and we have since kicked on with some follow-up buying of stocks, gold and silver, while the dollar has also shown signs of weakness. Risk appetite turned…
Oct 09, 08:05 UTC Forexcom · artigo externo — abre o site do editorA court has ruled that Venture Global breached its contract with Portugal’s Galp in the second unfavorable ruling for the U.S. LNG major. Galp was one of half a dozen energy companies that sued Venture Global for…
Oct 09, 08:00 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorGold and Silver bounce after Trump rules out pre-election strikes
Oct 09, 07:13 UTC FX Street · artigo externo — abre o site do editorGold recovery stalls near $4,200 as US Dollar, Treasury yields stabilise
Oct 09, 07:00 UTC FX Street · artigo externo — abre o site do editorChina has decided to restart exports of fuels, after a one-week suspension. This should bring some relief to fuel markets, and especially diesel markets, where prices are running at record highs, not least because of…
Oct 09, 07:00 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorGold Price Forecast: XAU/USD rallies to $4,200 as US yields retreat
Oct 09, 06:09 UTC FX Street · artigo externo — abre o site do editorSilver price today: Silver rises, according to FXStreet data
Oct 09, 05:31 UTC FX Street · artigo externo — abre o site do editorCrude oil prices were on course to book a weekly gain earlier today amid a flurry of tanker attacks in the Strait of Hormuz—and outside it, too. Reports citing President Trump as saying productive talks were being held…
Oct 09, 05:03 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorGold technical analysis: The important signal traders need to know [Video]
Oct 09, 04:57 UTC FX Street · artigo externo — abre o site do editorSilver Price Forecast: XAG/USD regains ground amid a pullback in US Treasury Yields
Oct 09, 04:11 UTC FX Street · artigo externo — abre o site do editorGold breaks above $4,184 as softer yields and record ETF inflows support recovery, while silver reclaims $59.96 and targets $61.72 resistance.
Oct 09, 04:06 UTC FXEmpire · artigo externo — abre o site do editorXAUUSD finds a bounce Gold (XAUUSD) hopes for a reprieve after the latest bearish rally dropped below the 4100 level. A close above the former daily support of 4150 would prompt sellers to cover their positions.
Oct 09, 03:58 UTC Orbex · artigo externo — abre o site do editor3 analysts' Gold views before US CPI: Two see a monetary shift underway, one says the rally is still capped
Oct 09, 03:13 UTC FX Street · artigo externo — abre o site do editorGold is attempting to break out after a punishing bearish period since late August, just as two of the key markets that contributed to its weakness are showing signs of potentially reversing.
Oct 09, 01:50 UTC Forexcom · artigo externo — abre o site do editorIndia Gold price today: Gold rises, according to FXStreet data
Oct 09, 00:39 UTC FX Street · artigo externo — abre o site do editorShip-to-ship transfers in the Gulf of Oman that keep oil flowing from the Middle East provide a lifeline to Gulf producers and to the oil market, according to Russell Hardy, chief executive officer at the world’s…
Oct 09, 00:00 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorGold and silver rebound as the US dollar weakens, but December Fed rate hike risks could limit further gains.
Oct 08, 23:57 UTC FXEmpire · artigo externo — abre o site do editorGold advances to weekly high amid modest USD weakness; not out of the woods yet
Oct 08, 23:55 UTC FX Street · artigo externo — abre o site do editorGold Price Forecast: XAU/USD looks to regain $4,200 amid pre-US CPI repositioning
Oct 08, 23:27 UTC FX Street · artigo externo — abre o site do editorSilver Price Forecast: XAG/USD rises above $60.00 as inflation fears ease
Oct 08, 23:18 UTC FX Street · artigo externo — abre o site do editorCuba is turning into a solar-powered island because of the U.S. naval blockade that is preventing fuel from reaching it. Imports of solar tech from that same U.S. are surging despite the decades-old U.S. embargo on…
Oct 08, 22:00 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorThis year’s global energy crisis has revived international interest in hydrogen’s potential to replace fossil fuels in a wide range of industrial applications, from steelmaking to shipping. Green hydrogen is still…
Oct 08, 21:00 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorKinder Morgan has lifted force majeure on its Tennessee Gas Pipeline after repairs restored natural gas deliveries to Mexico that had been interrupted earlier this week. Tennessee Gas identified problems on October 5…
Oct 08, 20:30 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorHurricane Isaias has knocked 1.28 million barrels per day of U.S. Gulf oil production offline, up from just 185,120 bpd two days ago as operators clear personnel from the storm’s path. The Marine Minerals Administration…
Oct 08, 20:00 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorGold gains ground to near $4,150 as traders weigh Fed rate path
Oct 08, 19:21 UTC FX Street · artigo externo — abre o site do editorOn the evening of Sept. 9, 2026, with a heat wave pushing electricity demand across California toward its limits, more than 140,000 home batteries started discharging at the same time. Over a three-hour window, they…
Oct 08, 19:00 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorPresident Trump just issued a new Truth Social Post Thursday just after noon time (eastern), wherein he declared "we will not be attacking Iran at any time prior to the Midterm Elections" in November. Oil dropped on the…
Oct 08, 18:00 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorU.S. gasoline prices have fallen for a second straight week, but drivers are still paying more at the pump than they ever have in October. AAA put the national average at $4.36 per gallon Thursday, down about five cents…
Oct 08, 17:30 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorGold gains on geopolitics as Fed hike bets shift to December
Oct 08, 17:05 UTC FX Street · artigo externo — abre o site do editorRetailers have urged John Healey to slash green policy costs from energy bills, warning that their electricity costs are set to soar by £440m this year. The British Retail Consortium (BRC) – which represents top…
Oct 08, 17:00 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorPositive ETF Gold flows pushed holdings to a new record in September
Oct 08, 16:45 UTC FX Street · artigo externo — abre o site do editorReliance Industries is leading a major rebound in Indian crude oil imports from Venezuela, with more than three-quarters of all purchases from the South American country going to India’s biggest private refiner.…
Oct 08, 16:30 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorEquinor and its partners have discovered an estimated 3.3 million to 10.3 million barrels of recoverable oil equivalent in gas at Norway’s Gullfaks South field, using an exploration sidetrack drilled during work on a…
Oct 08, 16:00 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorChinese longer duration batteries undercut the rationale for our present electricity grid. At the same time, foreign hackers and domestic-but-berserk AI programs could also accelerate the grid’s demise. Sounds extreme?…
Oct 08, 15:00 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorIndia is reducing its imports of crude oil from Russia, but mostly not because of the U.S. tariff threat for buying Russian oil. Economics have always been driving Indian refiners’ purchases, and the past few weeks…
Oct 08, 14:30 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorEquinor has discovered gas at the Gullfaks field, which would help maintain production and activity at the production license in the northern part of the North Sea. Operator Equinor on Thursday said that together with…
Oct 08, 14:30 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorIt appears Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan may have found a way to finance a trans-Afghan railway that would enable Central Asian exports to gain access to seaports in Pakistan. Transport officials from the two Central Asian…
Oct 08, 14:00 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorWar should be bullish for Gold. Right now it's capping it
Oct 08, 13:36 UTC FX Street · artigo externo — abre o site do editorThe oil crisis has extended into the shipping sector with a large tanker fleet tied up in ship-to-ship transfers outside the Strait of Hormuz, pushing global freight rates to record highs and reducing vessel…
Oct 08, 13:30 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorGold failed to hold its early gain as a firm dollar and 5%-plus Treasury yields outweighed debt and Hormuz concerns ahead of the $22 billion 30-year sale today.
Oct 08, 13:01 UTC FXEmpire · artigo externo — abre o site do editorThe United States and Russia have discussed the idea of finding a U.S. investor for the Nord Stream pipeline and working out sales of Russian gas to Europe, Reuters reported on Thursday, citing sources with knowledge of…
Oct 08, 12:30 UTC OilPrice.com · artigo externo — abre o site do editorHistoric Gold rush reprices global debt [Video]
Oct 08, 12:22 UTC FX Street · artigo externo — abre o site do editorGold prices have had a rough six-week stretch following the failure at 4700. While the Fed avoiding rate hikes in July and then the Treasury buyback announcement a couple weeks later helped to fuel a rally in gold, the…
Oct 08, 12:00 UTC Forexcom · artigo externo — abre o site do editorPlatinum rose 2.34% to $1,685.35 per troy ounce on October 9, though the metal still posted a 0.78% loss over the full week. The one-day gain partially reversed recent downward pressure. Platinum has dual demand drivers — industrial uses including catalytic converters and hydrogen fuel cells, as well as investment and jewelry demand — making it sensitive to both economic and financial market conditions.
Oct 09, 06:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepPalladium advanced 3.15% to $1,162.00 per troy ounce on October 9, partially offsetting a 1.06% weekly decline. The metal recovered some ground after a week of net losses. Palladium is primarily used in catalytic converters for gasoline-powered cars, so demand is closely tied to global auto production volumes and emissions standards.
Oct 09, 06:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepRaw sugar climbed 4.18% to 230.22 USd/Lbs on October 9, extending a 2.02% gain over the prior week. The sharp one-day advance pushed the price to a notably elevated level within its recent range. Sugar prices are highly sensitive to crop conditions in top producers Brazil and India, making weather and harvest reports key drivers of day-to-day moves.
Oct 09, 06:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepBrent crude oil advanced 3.17% to $103.38 per barrel on October 8, extending a modest 0.28% weekly gain. The daily move pushed Brent above the $100 threshold, a level closely watched by markets. Brent is the global benchmark for oil pricing and influences the cost of fuels, plastics, and a wide range of goods worldwide.
Oct 08, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepHeating oil futures jumped 4.54% to $4.8325 per gallon on October 8, adding to a 1.51% gain over the prior week. The sharp daily move brought prices to their highest level in recent sessions. Heating oil is used extensively to warm homes and buildings in the northeastern United States and Europe, so price rises translate directly into higher energy bills for consumers.
Oct 08, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepCoffee futures fell 5.36% to 288.13 US cents per pound on October 8, paring a 1.54% gain recorded over the prior week. The single-session drop was one of the sharpest in recent weeks, unwinding much of the weekly advance in one trading day. Coffee prices are sensitive to weather conditions in key growing regions such as Brazil and Vietnam, which can cause large short-term swings.
Oct 08, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepPalladium fell 3.76% to $1,130.25 per troy ounce on October 7, extending a weekly loss of 4.32%. The metal has been under sustained pressure, with both daily and weekly moves to the downside. Palladium is used primarily in catalytic converters for gasoline-powered vehicles, and its price is sensitive to shifts in automotive production and the pace of the transition to electric vehicles.
Oct 07, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepRaw sugar futures declined 4.32% to 223.5 US cents per pound on October 7, reversing course after a 1.63% weekly gain. The day's drop was among the sharpest in recent sessions for the commodity. Sugar prices are sensitive to weather conditions in Brazil and India, the world's two largest producers, as well as to currency movements that affect export competitiveness.
Oct 07, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepCocoa futures fell 5.58% to $5,539.5 per metric ton on October 7, pulling back despite a 6.2% gain over the prior week. The sharp single-day decline erased a significant portion of the weekly advance. Cocoa prices have been volatile in 2024 due to supply concerns from major West African producing regions, making daily swings of this size more common.
Oct 07, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepOat futures rose 3.24% to $4.30 per bushel on October 6, though the contract remains down 1.42% on the week. The daily gain partially offsets recent weakness. Oats are grown primarily in Canada and the northern US, and prices tend to be influenced by crop progress reports, export demand, and broader grain market sentiment.
Oct 06, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepOrange juice futures gained 3.46% to 149.35 US cents per pound on October 6, though the contract is still down 6.02% for the week. The daily rebound follows a sharp weekly selloff. Orange juice prices have been among the most volatile soft commodities in recent years due to ongoing citrus disease pressures and adverse weather in Florida and Brazil, the world's two largest producing regions.
Oct 06, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepCoffee futures rose 3.79% to 303.65 US cents per pound on October 6, bringing the week-to-date gain to 1.07%. The move pushed prices to elevated levels relative to recent trading history. Coffee prices have been sensitive to supply concerns from key producers Brazil and Vietnam, where weather conditions and crop outlooks have driven significant volatility.
Oct 06, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepCocoa futures increased 3.25% to $5,854.5 per metric ton on October 5, building on a 1.45% gain over the prior week. The continued upward move keeps cocoa prices at historically elevated levels following a prolonged supply crunch. Poor harvests in West Africa, which produces the majority of the world's cocoa, have kept the market tight and pushed prices well above long-run historical averages.
Oct 05, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepCotton futures rose 3.4% to 80.4 USd/Lbs on October 5, partially offsetting a 5.64% decline recorded over the prior week. The rebound came after the market had sold off sharply, suggesting some buyers re-entered at lower price levels. Cotton prices are influenced by US harvest progress, global demand from textile manufacturers, and competing crop decisions by farmers.
Oct 05, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepOrange juice futures climbed 6.89% to 144.52 USd/Lbs on October 5, partially recovering from a 9.29% decline over the prior week. The session gain was one of the sharpest single-day moves in the market in recent weeks. Orange juice prices have been highly sensitive to weather events and crop condition reports from key producing regions such as Florida and Brazil.
Oct 05, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepHeating oil futures declined 3.04% on October 4 to $4.5011 per gallon, bringing the weekly loss to 3.92%. The drop follows a broader pullback in energy prices over the period. Heating oil is a benchmark for distillate fuel demand, particularly in the northeastern United States, and its price movements tend to reflect both crude oil trends and seasonal demand expectations.
Oct 04, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepOrange juice futures fell 4.59% on October 4 to 135.2 US cents per pound, extending a sharp weekly decline of 10.52%. The move erases a significant portion of the gains that had pushed prices to historically high levels in recent months. Orange juice prices have been volatile due to ongoing concerns about citrus disease and weather disruptions in key producing states like Florida and Brazil.
Oct 04, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepCocoa futures rose 5.37% on October 4 to $5,670 per metric ton, adding to a modest 0.91% weekly gain. The single-day jump was among the largest in recent sessions and brought prices back to elevated levels seen earlier in the year. Cocoa supply has been under pressure from adverse growing conditions in West Africa, the world's dominant producing region, keeping prices sensitive to weather and crop reports.
Oct 04, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepHeating oil futures fell 3.04% to $4.5011 per gallon on October 3, pushing the weekly loss to 3.92%. The decline tracks a broader pullback in energy prices during the week. Heating oil is a benchmark for distillate fuel demand in the northeastern United States and European markets, particularly as the winter heating season approaches.
Oct 03, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepOrange juice futures dropped 4.59% to 135.2 US cents per pound on October 3, extending a weekly decline of 10.52%. The move adds to a pullback from the historically high prices seen earlier in the year. Orange juice prices have been sensitive to Florida and Brazilian crop conditions following years of disease and weather disruptions.
Oct 03, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepCocoa futures rose 5.37% to $5,670 per metric ton on October 3, bringing the week's gain to 0.91%. The daily move was one of the sharpest single-session advances in recent weeks. Cocoa prices have been broadly elevated in 2024 due to persistent supply shortfalls from top-producing countries in West Africa.
Oct 03, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepHeating oil futures dropped 3.22% to $4.4923 per gallon on October 02, adding to a weekly loss of 1.73%. The decline comes despite the onset of the Northern Hemisphere autumn, a period that typically supports heating fuel demand. Heating oil prices influence home and commercial heating costs across the northeastern United States and parts of Europe.
Oct 02, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepOrange juice futures fell 4.11% to 135.88 US cents per pound on October 02, extending a weekly decline of 6.22%. The move continues a downward trend over the most recent trading week. Orange juice prices are sensitive to weather conditions in Florida and Brazil, the two largest producing regions, and can feed through to retail grocery costs.
Oct 02, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepCocoa futures climbed 4.2% to $5,607 per metric ton on October 02, though the commodity remained 4.24% lower than a week earlier. The daily gain partially offsets a broader weekly pullback that has kept prices under pressure. Cocoa prices affect the cost of chocolate and confectionery products globally, with supply conditions in West Africa — the world's dominant growing region — a primary driver.
Oct 02, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepSilver climbed 1.82% to $61.67 per troy ounce on October 1, though the metal remained 3.82% lower on the week. The daily bounce follows a period of broad pressure on precious metals from elevated US interest rates, which raise the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets. Silver has both investment and industrial demand, the latter tied closely to solar panel and electronics manufacturing.
Oct 01, 06:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepSugar futures rose 2.4% to 226.02 US cents per pound on October 1, partially recovering from a weekly loss of 1.27%. The rebound brings prices back near recent highs that have been driven by tightening global supply amid dry weather in key producing regions. Sugar is a widely used commodity in food and fuel (ethanol) production, so price swings affect both grocery costs and energy markets.
Oct 01, 06:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepCotton futures fell 4.53% to 78.96 US cents per pound on October 1, extending a weekly decline of 5.22%. The sharp move lower puts prices at multi-week lows and reflects a broad sell-off in agricultural soft commodities. Cotton prices influence costs across the global textile and apparel supply chain, affecting producers from the US and Brazil to manufacturers in Asia.
Oct 01, 06:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepCotton futures dropped 4.5% on September 30 to 78.96 USd/Lbs, extending a weekly loss of 4.9% and continuing a recent downtrend. The decline reflects ongoing pressure from softer global demand and uncertainty around crop output forecasts. Cotton prices influence production costs across the textile and apparel supply chain, so sustained weakness can affect pricing for clothing and related goods.
Sep 30, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepGasoline futures gained 4.6% on September 30 to $3.2754 per gallon, partially recovering from a steep 12.8% decline over the prior week. The rebound came after the commodity had fallen sharply as oil prices retreated and seasonal demand typically softens heading into autumn. Gasoline prices feed directly into headline consumer inflation figures and affect household budgets across the US.
Sep 30, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepSugar futures fell 10.1% on September 30 to 223.9 USd/Lbs, erasing a significant portion of the prior week's 8.9% gain. The sharp single-session decline brought the commodity back toward levels seen before last week's rally. Sugar prices have been volatile recently amid shifting supply outlooks from major producers such as Brazil and India, making large daily swings more common.
Sep 30, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepCocoa futures fell 4.78% on September 29 to $5,350.50 per metric ton, paring a 3.46% weekly gain. The daily pullback came despite cocoa prices trading at elevated levels compared with recent years. Cocoa is the main raw material in chocolate production, so price swings directly affect costs for confectionery manufacturers worldwide.
Sep 29, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepRaw sugar prices surged 7.49% on September 29 to 243.77 US cents per pound, though they edged down 0.45% over the full week. The daily move was among the largest recorded in the commodity recently. Sugar is a key input for food and beverage producers, so sharp price increases can raise costs for manufacturers and eventually consumers.
Sep 29, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepBrent crude oil dropped 8.05% on September 29, settling at $96.80 per barrel, though it remained 0.66% higher on the week. The single-session decline was one of the sharpest in recent months. Oil prices affect fuel and transport costs broadly, so large daily swings can quickly feed through to consumer prices and business expenses.
Sep 29, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepArabica coffee futures gained 4.67% to 288.2 US cents per pound on September 28, while the weekly change remained modest at 0.8%. The single-session jump stands out against a relatively flat weekly trend, suggesting a sharp near-term catalyst rather than a sustained directional move. Coffee prices are heavily influenced by weather conditions in top producer Brazil, where drought or frost can rapidly tighten global supply.
Sep 28, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepMicro Silver futures declined 5.01% to $61.555 per ounce on September 28, mirroring the move in the standard silver contract and bringing the weekly loss to 6.18%. The micro contract tracks the same underlying price as the full-sized silver future but represents a smaller notional position. The parallel drop across both contracts confirms broad selling pressure in silver rather than technical factors specific to one contract.
Sep 28, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepSilver futures fell 5.02% to $61.55 per troy ounce on September 28, extending a 6.18% decline over the week. The metal was among the hardest-hit commodities in the session, underperforming most other asset classes. Silver is sensitive to shifts in interest rate expectations because, as a non-yielding asset, it becomes less attractive when rates rise and bond yields climb.
Sep 28, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepRaw sugar futures dropped 3.98% to 216.37 US cents per pound on September 27, bringing the weekly loss to 6.81%. The decline continues a downward trend over the week and reflects easing supply concerns in key producing regions. Sugar prices affect food manufacturers globally and are a major export revenue driver for countries like Brazil and India.
Sep 27, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepNatural gas futures declined 4.3% to $3.225 per MMBtu on September 27, giving back some of a 9.75% gain recorded over the prior week. The single-day pullback came despite the strong weekly performance, suggesting some profit-taking after the recent rally. Natural gas prices influence electricity and heating costs for households and industrial users.
Sep 27, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepGasoline futures fell 4.37% to $3.1875 per gallon on September 27, extending a 3.8% decline over the week. The move brings prices to their lowest level in several weeks as demand concerns and a broader commodity selloff weighed on the market. Gasoline prices feed directly into headline consumer inflation and household spending on transportation.
Sep 27, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepBrent crude fell 2.33% to $92.41 per barrel on September 26, capping a weekly loss of 7.87% — one of the largest weekly declines of the year. The sell-off reflected concerns about weakening global demand and the potential impact of higher interest rates on economic growth. Crude oil is a key input across transportation and manufacturing, and its price feeds into broader inflation.
Sep 26, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepUS natural gas futures dropped 4.3% to $3.225 per MMBtu on September 26, pulling back despite a strong weekly gain of 9.75%. The daily decline suggests some profit-taking or weather-related demand revision after the sharp run-up earlier in the week. Natural gas prices affect electricity and heating costs for households and businesses across the country.
Sep 26, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepUS gasoline futures fell 4.37% to $3.1875 per gallon on September 26, extending a weekly decline of 3.8%. The move came alongside broader weakness in energy markets as crude oil prices also slid on the session. Gasoline prices influence both household budgets and headline consumer inflation readings.
Sep 26, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepClass III milk futures declined 4.41% on September 25 to $15.18 per hundredweight, building on a 5.14% drop over the prior week. The move continues a downward trend in dairy commodity prices from the elevated levels seen earlier in 2022. Class III milk prices are a benchmark for cheese production costs and influence dairy farm revenues across the United States.
Sep 25, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepGasoline futures dropped 4.84% on September 25 to $3.1718 per gallon, extending a 7.58% decline over the prior week. The combined weekly and daily losses suggest sustained selling pressure in refined fuel markets. Wholesale gasoline prices feed through to the pump prices consumers pay, so sustained declines can offer some relief at the gas station.
Sep 25, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepNatural gas futures fell 5.28% on September 25 to $3.192 per MMBtu, giving back a portion of a 12.67% gain recorded over the prior week. The single-day pullback was steep despite the underlying weekly strength, pointing to sharp intraday volatility in the market. Natural gas prices affect home heating and electricity costs for consumers as well as input costs for industrial users.
Sep 25, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepBrent crude oil rose 2.65% on September 24 to $105.81 per barrel, trimming a weekly decline of 2.33%. The rebound followed reports of tighter near-term supply and a softer US dollar, which makes dollar-priced commodities cheaper for foreign buyers. Brent is the global benchmark for oil pricing and directly affects fuel costs for consumers and transportation companies worldwide.
Sep 24, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepSugar futures gained 3.2% on September 24 to 231.89 US cents per pound, partially recovering from a weekly loss of 5.68%. The daily bounce came amid short-covering and supply concerns from key producing regions. Sugar prices influence food manufacturing costs and the retail prices of a wide range of packaged goods.
Sep 24, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepNatural gas prices climbed 6.03% on September 24 to $3.343 per MMBtu, extending a weekly gain of nearly 10%. The move pushed prices to their highest level in several weeks amid tightening supply expectations and seasonal demand. Natural gas prices affect home heating bills, electricity generation costs, and industrial energy expenses for consumers and businesses.
Sep 24, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepHeating oil futures dropped 3.65% to $4.5885 per gallon on September 23, extending a steep weekly loss of 12.38%. The cumulative decline over the week points to a broad retreat in refined fuel prices alongside softer crude oil markets. Heating oil prices directly affect energy costs for homes and businesses, particularly in the northeastern United States heading into the colder months.
Sep 23, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepPlatinum declined 4.45% to $1,744.25 per troy ounce on September 23, giving back part of the 2.05% weekly gain leading up to that session. The pullback erased a meaningful portion of the metal's recent advance in a single trading day. Platinum is used heavily in automotive catalytic converters, so its price often moves with expectations about vehicle production and emissions regulation.
Sep 23, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepSugar futures dropped 5.73% to 224.69 US cents per pound on September 23, paring a 2.57% gain recorded over the prior week. The single-session decline was one of the sharpest in recent weeks, suggesting a swift reversal of short-term bullish momentum. Sugar prices are sensitive to weather patterns in major producing countries like Brazil and India, as well as changes in energy costs that affect ethanol demand.
Sep 23, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepLean hog futures rose 1.83% on September 22 to 71.075 US cents per pound, offering modest relief after a steep 11.73% weekly decline. The weekly drop represents one of the sharper pullbacks in the contract in recent memory. Lean hog prices reflect expectations for pork supply and demand, with export demand from China and domestic processing capacity among the key drivers.
Sep 22, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepNatural gas prices rose 4.21% on September 22 to $3.119 per million British thermal units, though they remained 2.54% lower for the week. The daily gain partially offset a stretch of weekly weakness in the market. Natural gas prices are closely tied to weather-driven heating and cooling demand, storage levels, and liquefied natural gas export activity.
Sep 22, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepSugar futures gained 4.85% on September 22 to settle at 234.75 US cents per pound, though the commodity was still down 3.18% for the week. The daily advance was one of the sharper single-session moves seen in sugar markets in recent weeks. Sugar prices are sensitive to weather conditions in major producing countries such as Brazil and India, as well as shifts in energy prices that affect ethanol demand.
Sep 22, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepOrange juice futures gained 5.82% to 148.15 USd/lb on September 21, partially recovering from a 7.88% weekly decline heading into the session. The daily rebound suggests renewed buying interest after the recent selloff, though the market remained lower on the week overall. Orange juice prices are sensitive to weather events and crop disease in key growing regions such as Florida and Brazil.
Sep 21, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepCocoa prices dropped 7.53% to $5,337.50 per metric ton on September 21, bringing the week's total decline to 11.56%. The back-to-back losses suggest a notable reversal from the elevated price levels that had persisted amid supply concerns from West Africa. Cocoa is a primary input for chocolate manufacturers, so sustained price swings feed through to consumer goods costs.
Sep 21, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepLean hog futures fell 10.63% to 69.8 USd/lb on September 21, extending a weekly loss of 1.88%. The single-session decline was unusually large, pointing to a sharp shift in supply or demand expectations in the pork market. Lean hog prices affect retail pork costs and are closely followed by food producers and processors managing input costs.
Sep 21, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepCotton futures declined 3.87% to 81.21 US cents per pound on September 20, pushing the weekly loss to 5.71%. The move adds to a downward trend that has weighed on prices over recent sessions. Cotton costs feed directly into apparel and textile manufacturing, so sustained price moves affect production costs for clothing brands and retailers.
Sep 20, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepCrude oil fell 5.72% to $96.08 per barrel on September 20, bringing its weekly decline to 3.97%. The single-session drop is one of the larger daily moves in recent months and comes despite a broader backdrop of tight global supply. Oil prices affect fuel costs, inflation, and the revenues of energy-exporting nations, so a drop of this magnitude has wide economic implications.
Sep 20, 17:51 UTC AlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Dados: Financial Modeling PrepCocoa futures fell 7.71% to $5,327 per metric ton on September 20, extending a weekly loss of 10.64%. The sharp two-session selloff erased a significant portion of gains accumulated during an earlier supply-driven rally. Cocoa prices directly influence the cost of chocolate and confectionery products, making large swings relevant to food manufacturers and consumers.
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