🛳️ ⚓Oil Sinks to Three-Year Low!
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Stock Market Update
🎢🛼 US stocks played seesaw on Tuesday as traders eyed two key economic reports poised to be the next big market movers: the consumer price index (CPI) and the producer price index (PPI) due later this week. Nvidia surged 1.5%, lifting the S&P 500 by 0.45% to 5,495.52, while the Nasdaq 100 advanced 0.90% to 18,829.14. The Dow , though, slipped 0.23% to 40,736.96.(2) Seems like the Dow decided to take a nap. 📈📉
🚀 ↗️ Meanwhile, Gulf stocks rose largely for the same reason. Abu Dhabi gained 0.5% to 9,402 and Dubai rose 0.7% to 4,387.(3) 🆙⬆️
🛳️ ⚓ Oil Prices Sink as Weak Demand Drags Market Down
Global oil prices just hit a rough patch, with Brent crude futures sinking to their lowest levels since December 2021, as weak demand forecasts weighed down the market.(4) OPEC’s latest report dropped its 2024 and 2025 demand outlook, while Tropical Storm Francine’s Gulf of Mexico production shutdowns failed to keep prices afloat. It’s safe to say, oil is anchoring down hard. ⚓📉
🔑 Key Figures from the Drop:
💼⛈️ Supply Storms, Demand Drizzles
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With OPEC revising its demand forecast and China’s sluggish economic activity, the global oil ship is struggling to sail smoothly. Tropical Storm Francine might have shut down 25% of US offshore production, but even that wasn’t enough to lift prices. Investors are left wondering if oil will float or sink further as more supply data rolls in. 🌊💼
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💬Quote of the Day
"There's almost no oil demand growth in the advanced economies this year." — Clay Seigle, Oil Market Strategist
Sources: (1) AP News, (2) (4) (8) (9) (10) CNBC, (3) Reuters, (5) The National, (6) (7) Zawya