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Brent crude oil futures hovered around $64.5 per barrel on Wednesday, pausing a three-day decline as investors weighed the impact of US sanctions on Russia against persistent oversupply concerns. Washington last week sanctioned Rosneft and Lukoil, Russia’s largest oil producers, prompting traders to closely monitor potential fallout. Meanwhile, India’s state-owned refiners are assessing whether they can continue buying discounted Russian oil through non-sanctioned suppliers. Industry data also showed a 4-million-barrel drop in US crude inventories, along with declines in gasoline and distillate stockpiles, though reserves at the key Cushing, Oklahoma hub increased. Still, oil remains on track for a third consecutive monthly loss amid expectations of a global surplus, as OPEC+ reportedly considers another output hike at its upcoming meeting. Traders are also keeping an eye on progress toward a US-China trade deal ahead of the Trump-Xi meeting.

Brent Halts 3-Day Decline

WTI crude oil futures hovered around $60 per barrel on Wednesday, pausing a three-day decline as investors weighed the impact of US sanctions on Russia against persistent oversupply concerns. Washington last week sanctioned Rosneft and Lukoil, Russia’s largest oil producers, prompting traders to closely monitor potential fallout. Meanwhile, India’s state-owned refiners are assessing whether they can continue buying discounted Russian oil through non-sanctioned suppliers. Industry data also showed a 4-million-barrel drop in US crude inventories, along with declines in gasoline and distillate stockpiles, though reserves at the key Cushing, Oklahoma hub increased. Still, oil remains on track for a third consecutive monthly loss amid expectations of a global surplus, as OPEC+ reportedly considers another output hike at its upcoming meeting. Traders are also keeping an eye on progress toward a US-China trade deal ahead of the Trump-Xi meeting.

Oil Halts 3-Day Decline

The S&P/ASX 200 dropped 0.8% to around 8,940 on Wednesday, hitting a two-week low, as faster-than-expected inflation data strengthened expectations that the Reserve Bank of Australia will keep rates on hold for longer. The closely watched trimmed mean CPI rose 1% from the previous quarter, above the 0.8% consensus, while the annual rate climbed to 3% from 2.7%, the first time it has increased since December 2022. The headline inflation also picked up, driven by higher housing and travel costs and the unwinding of energy rebates. The data reinforced the RBA’s view that inflation remains sticky, with markets now pricing a nearly 90% chance the RBA will keep the 3.6% cash rate unchanged at its November 4 meeting. Rate-sensitive financials fell 1.1%, with the “Big Four Banks” down between 0.6% and 1.7%. Real estate stocks also slipped 0.8%, weighed by a 2% drop in Stockland, while healthcare declined 2.6% as biotech giant CSL tumbled 4.8% following delays to its US Seqirus spinoff.

Australian Shares Fall After Hot Inflation Data

Japan Stock Market Index (JP225) rose above 51000 points.

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Brent Halts 3-Day Decline

Oil Halts 3-Day Decline

Australian Shares Fall After Hot Inflation Data

Japan Stock Market Index (JP225) above 51000

近日の事件

日本消費者信頼感

スイス経済感情指数

イギリスM4 マネーサプライ前月比

イギリス住宅ローンの承認

話題の銘柄と投資戦略を提供します

タイムリーなニュースや経済イベント＆アイデアで、賢く投資を。

最新ニュース

Brent Halts 3-Day Decline

Oil Halts 3-Day Decline

Australian Shares Fall After Hot Inflation Data

Japan Stock Market Index (JP225) above 51000

近日の事件

日本消費者信頼感

スイス経済感情指数

イギリスM4 マネーサプライ 前月比

イギリス住宅ローンの承認

イギリスM4 マネーサプライ前月比