Month: December 2023
Oil Rises on Likely Technical-Related Buying
Oil futures were close to 2% higher ahead of the U.S. jobs report. Despite the lift, prices remained on course to close the week 4% lower, with the market reacting poorly to OPEC’s supply cut last week.
Read MoreWhite House scrambles to distance itself from Islamic group after leader’s praise for Hamas’ Oct 7th slaughter – Fox News
White House scrambles to distance itself from Islamic group after leader’s praise for Hamas’ Oct 7th slaughter Fox News
Read MoreTrump fraud trial live updates: ‘There is no fraud here,’ accounting expert testifies – ABC News
Trump fraud trial live updates: ‘There is no fraud here,’ accounting expert testifies ABC News
Read MoreTrump ‘dictator’ comment reignites criticism his camp has tried to curb – The Washington Post
Trump ‘dictator’ comment reignites criticism his camp has tried to curb The Washington Post Trump’s vow to only be a dictator on ‘day one’ follows growing worry over his authoritarian rhetoric The Associated Press Trump says ‘I’m not a dictator’ but top
Read MoreChina Auto Sales Continued Rising on Promotions, New-Energy Vehicle Sales
China’s vehicle sales continued rising in November, helped by sales of new-energy vehicles, clearance of fossil fuel cars and sales promotions.
Read MoreMetals Waver Ahead of US Jobs Report
Copper prices edged up while gold held steady ahead of the U.S. jobs report, with the data likely to affect monetary policy and in turn the dollar.
Read MoreToshiba, Rohm to Invest $2.69 Billion in Power Device Venture
The companies said they will boost production capacity of silicon carbide and silicon power devices, components used for supplying and managing power in parts such as electric-vehicle powertrains.
Read MoreBond Rally Could Run Out of Steam
The bond rally will likely fade as central banks might start cutting rates later than some market pricing suggests, Societe Generale Research said.
Read MoreAnglo American Warns on Output, to Cut Costs
Anglo American cautioned that production next year would fall around 4% due to near-term constraints and volatile market conditions, and said it planned to cut costs by $1 billion.
Read MoreCOP28 leader urges nations to get out of ‘comfort zones’
By Valerie Volcovici and David Stanway DUBAI (Reuters) -COP28 President Sultan al-Jaber urged countries on Friday to get out of their comfort zones and work together to reach agreement before the two-week summit ends. “Let’s please get this job done,”
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