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Brent crude oil futures hovered around a five-month low below $61 per barrel on Friday, on track for a third consecutive weekly drop, the longest streak since March, as investors focused on the supply outlook ahead of US–Russia talks. President Trump announced plans to meet Russian President Putin in the coming weeks to discuss a possible resolution to the war in Ukraine, fueling speculation that positive outcomes could ease restrictions on Russian oil output, potentially adding to the global surplus. Adding to bearish pressure were mixed signals on India’s purchases of Russian crude. Indian refiners said they plan to scale back, rather than halt imports, pending guidance from New Delhi, following Trump’s announcement that the country would stop purchases. Meanwhile, the US EIA reported that energy firms added 3.5 million barrels of crude to storage last week, raising concerns about weak consumption and further weighing on the demand outlook amid ongoing US–China trade tensions.

Brent Heads for Third Straight Weekly Loss

WTI crude oil futures hovered around a five-month low of $57 per barrel on Friday, on track for a third consecutive weekly drop, the longest streak since March, as investors focused on the supply outlook ahead of US–Russia talks. President Trump announced plans to meet Russian President Putin in the coming weeks to discuss a possible resolution to the war in Ukraine, fueling speculation that positive outcomes could ease restrictions on Russian oil output, potentially adding to the global surplus. Adding to bearish pressure were mixed signals on India’s purchases of Russian crude. Indian refiners said they plan to scale back, rather than halt imports, pending guidance from New Delhi, following Trump’s announcement that the country would stop purchases. Meanwhile, the US EIA reported that energy firms added 3.5 million barrels of crude to storage last week, raising concerns about weak consumption and further weighing on the demand outlook amid ongoing US–China trade tensions.

Oil Heads for Third Straight Weekly Loss

The S&P/ASX 200 fell 0.4% to below 9,035 in early Friday trading, retreating from the prior session's record high, as losses in energy, tech shares, and miners offset gains in gold stocks. Energy stocks led the decline, slipping 1.6% and set for a third straight weekly loss amid uncertainty over global supply. Oil and gas firms Woodside and Santos fell 1.5% and 0.9%, respectively. The tech sector also lost ground, dropping 1.1% in line with Wall Street’s overnight drop as renewed concerns over US regional banks and trade tensions weighed on sentiment. Additionally, miners fell 0.3% on weaker iron ore, dragging BHP down 0.6% ahead of production updates. In contrast, gold miners outperformed, rising 2.5% to a record as stronger bullion prices lifted Northern Star by 3.5%. Among individual stocks, Iress surged 4.9% after drawing new takeover interest, while Lynas Rare Earths slid 5.1% amid profit-taking following this week’s rally driven by Australia’s critical minerals stockpile plan.

Australian Shares Retreat from Record

The Nikkei 225 Index fell 1.1% to below 47,800, while the broader Topix Index slipped 0.8% to 3,177 on Friday, ending a two-day winning streak as Japanese shares tracked overnight losses on Wall Street. Sentiment soured after two US regional banks reported bad loans, reigniting concerns about broader credit market risks. Heightened US-China trade tensions and the prolonged US government shutdown further dampened risk appetite. Domestically, investors faced added uncertainty as opposition parties have yet to agree on the ruling Liberal Democratic Party’s October 21 proposal to hold a vote for a new prime minister. Losses were broad-based, led by major decliners including SoftBank Group (-2.9%), Disco Corp (-3.6%), Advantest (-2%), Mitsubishi UFJ (-2.5%), and Tokyo Electric Power (-3.2%). For the week, both the Nikkei and Topix indexes are on track for modest declines.

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