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Brent crude oil futures hovered around $67.5 per barrel on Tuesday after two days of gains, supported by supply-disruption risks amid continued Ukrainian strikes on Russian energy infrastructure and mounting US pressure on buyers of Russian crude. Ukraine’s latest weekend strike forced the shutdown of a key processing unit at Russia's Kirishi refinery, which handles about 355,000 bpd of crude. That followed a separate strike last week on the Primorsk oil terminal, a major export hub capable of shipping up to 1 million bpd. Additionally, reports indicated that the EU is considering sanctions on companies in India and China that are enabling Russia's oil trade, as part of a new package of restrictions. This comes as US President Trump over the weekend signaled readiness to impose “major” sanctions on Russia if NATO countries and Europe take similar steps. Elsewhere, traders geared up for an anticipated rate cut from the US Federal Reserve this week that could boost fuel demand.

Brent Holds Advance

WTI crude oil futures hovered around $63.3 per barrel on Tuesday after two days of gains, supported by supply-disruption risks amid continued Ukrainian strikes on Russian energy infrastructure and mounting US pressure on buyers of Russian crude. Ukraine’s latest weekend strike forced the shutdown of a key processing unit at Russia's Kirishi refinery, which handles about 355,000 bpd of crude. That followed a separate strike last week on the Primorsk oil terminal, a major export hub capable of shipping up to 1 million bpd. Additionally, reports indicated that the EU is considering sanctions on companies in India and China that are enabling Russia's oil trade, as part of a new package of restrictions. This comes as US President Trump over the weekend signaled readiness to impose “major” sanctions on Russia if NATO countries and Europe take similar steps. Elsewhere, traders geared up for an anticipated rate cut from the US Federal Reserve this week that could boost fuel demand.

Oil Holds Advance

The ASX 200 rose 0.3% to 8,877 on Tuesday, rebounding from the previous session and taking cues from a strong performance on Wall Street. Market sentiment was buoyed by optimism surrounding US-China trade relations, after President Trump signaled that negotiations were progressing well. Contributing to the index's gains was a rally in the materials sector, with major miners posting solid performances, including BHP (1.2%), Rio Tinto (1.6%), and Fortescue (2%). Lithium producers also outperformed, with Liontown Resources climbing 3.2% and Pilbara Minerals adding 2.1%. Moreover, uranium stocks recorded particularly sharp gains, buoyed by news that the US and UK are set to sign an agreement to accelerate nuclear power station approvals. Bannerman Energy surged 14.9%, Lotus Resources climbed 11.4%, and Deep Yellow advanced 9.7%. On the downside, Super Retail Group slipped 2.6% after announcing the abrupt departure of its CEO.

Australian Shares Track Wall Street Higher, Materials Boost

The Nikkei 225 briefly topped the 45,000 mark for the first time on Tuesday before trimming gains as investors returned from an extended holiday weekend and weighed the global trade and rates outlook. US President Donald Trump said Monday that US-China trade negotiations in Spain were making progress, with a call between Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping set for Friday to finalize terms. Investors also awaited an expected rate cut from the US Federal Reserve this week. At home, the Bank of Japan is seen holding its policy rate at 0.5% as officials assess the impact of US tariffs on Japan’s export-driven economy. On the corporate front, Disco surged 6.3% and Tokyo Electron gained 2.6%, while Nintendo dropped 3.8% and Sanrio fell 2.9%.

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