
Oil Surges 2.4% After Houthi Attack on Saudi Refinery
WTI crude surged 2.4% to $93.70 after Houthi rebels attacked a Saudi Aramco refinery, adding geopolitical risk to an already tight oil market.
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WTI crude surged 2.4% to $93.70 after Houthi rebels attacked a Saudi Aramco refinery, adding geopolitical risk to an already tight oil market.

Fed Chair Powell signals no rate cuts despite July CPI decline. Markets react with bonds higher, gold lower as higher-for-longer stance persists.

SGA returned to Equinix in Q2 2026 as AI inferencing demand accelerates, betting data centers will be key AI infrastructure beneficiaries. Here's the analysis.

Technology stocks are carrying the market again while sector rotation tells a different story. SPY dipped 0.39% to 770.19 on September 7, but the Nasdaq managed a 0.18% gain.

Gold speculators reduced net longs by 15,000 contracts last week, but positioning remains heavily bullish at 228,000 contracts. Silver traders increased bets on the dip, while crude oil and copper hold steady.

Gold prices held near $4,476 as speculators remain overwhelmingly net long. Silver speculators increased positions on price dip, signaling accumulation. Crude oil and copper show resilience with fresh capital entering the market.

Technology and Industrials lead while Consumer Discretionary lags, signaling defensive positioning within a still-bullish tape. Small-cap outperformance suggests broadening participation beyond mega-caps.

Executive Summary Equity markets are experiencing a classic rotation within an ongoing uptrend, with investors selectively rewarding growth while punishing more cyclical areas. The S&P 500 (SPY, u...

August jobs data and rising 10-year yields point to continued Fed tightening. We analyze the macro signals for September policy.

The 10-year Treasury yield climbed to 4.68% in August as markets priced in more Fed tightening. Here's how assets are reacting.

M2 growth and sticky inflation keep Fed tightening bias intact. Analysis of Treasury yields, ECB moves, and what to watch for the September FOMC decision.

On September 3, 2026, the Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control published a single recent-actions notice that did two structurally opposite things at once. It added five Cuban stat...