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Copper is heading for its steepest weekly drop since May, with London Metal Exchange (LME) futures down over 2%. Bloomberg reported that costlier energy and a stronger dollar have clouded the demand outlook. The slide began in the same week Deutsche...

China told its refiners to stop any fuel exports in October. Yesterday, Russia also extended its diesel export ban for 30 days. With the world already short on oil due to the US-Iran war, this could trigger massive economic hardship.  Less fuel...

Former Dallas Federal Reserve President Robert Kaplan says bond traders are adding a ‘Warsh premium’ to Treasury yields. They cannot yet read Fed Chair Kevin Warsh, in his view. Kaplan, a Goldman Sachs vice chairman and former Dallas Fed President,...

The U.S. offers another 40M barrels from the SPR as reserves fall to a 44-year low and Brent holds above $100 amid Iran supply risks.

Spain’s harmonized inflation hit 5% in September, its highest level since February 2023. France and Poland also posted faster price growth, with energy costs leading the rise. The readings land seven months after the Iran war began on February 28....

Brent heads for a 14% September gain as stalled U.S.-Iran talks and tight diesel markets outweigh recovering Middle East crude exports.

Gold futures have suffered more sharp one-day drops in 2026 than in any year since the global financial crisis. Rising Treasury yields have driven the latest bout of selling, and The Kobeissi Letter says the year could end as gold’s most volatile in...

Tether says it helped freeze nearly $550 million in Iran-linked USDT during 2026, while Democratic investigators on a Senate subcommittee allege that delays in blacklisting some identified wallets let tens of millions of dollars keep moving. A...

BitcoinWorld Tether Faces Senate Scrutiny Over Iran-Linked USDT Democratic investigators on the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations found that 84% of 846 sanctioned or seizure-targeted crypto wallets linked to Iran and regional groups...

Rising rates and oil prices are squeezing the stock market, and CNBC’s Investment Committee is split on how to respond. Steve Weiss is raising cash while Jim Lebenthal stays fully invested. The committee, a panel of money managers on CNBC’s Halftime...