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Oil Surges 3% on Middle East Tensions; Gold Hits One-Week High as Wall Street Remains Cautious – APM Capital Market Report

Commodities Oil prices jumped by more than 3% on Monday, rising for a fifth consecutive session on expectations of a widening Middle Eastern conflict that could tighten global crude oil supplies. Global benchmark Brent crude futures settled higher at $82.30 a barrel, gaining $2.64, or 3.3%, its biggest percentage gain for a single trading session […]
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Oil Prices Extend Gains; Gold Set for Weekly Decline as U.S. Stocks Edge Higher – APM Capital Market Report

Mark Pussard, Head of Risk, APM Capital Commodities Oil prices continued their week-long upward momentum on Friday, snapping a four-week losing streak, with Brent crude futures increasing to $79.66 a barrel. Similarly, US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures prices rose to $76.18 per barrel. Both contracts gained around 3.70% and 4.50%, respectively, this week. […]
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Oil Futures Rise on U.S. Crude Inventory Drop; Gold Steady Amid Dollar Gains and Mideast Tensions – APM Capital Market Report

Mark Pussard, Head of Risk, APM Capital Commodities Oil futures rose Wednesday, finding support as data showed a fall in U.S. crude inventories and as stock markets continued their recovery from a global rout that had served to pull down commodity prices. West Texas Intermediate crude for September delivery finished with a gain of $2.03, […]
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Global Stock Markets See Mixed Results; Gold Prices Drop Amid Stronger Dollar and Anticipation of U.S. Economic Data – APM Capital Market Report – Mark Pussard, Head of Risk, APM Capital

On Monday global stock markets experienced mixed results, with significant gains in some regions and notable losses in others. Overall, European bourses showed strong performance, while Asian markets experienced mixed outcomes with several indices declining. One of the biggest losers on the day was Irish carrier Ryanair which plummeted 17.15 percent after reporting net