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Wall Street stocks fell on Thursday, giving up earlier gains as renewed credit concerns and persistent US-China trade tensions weighed on sentiment. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 each dropped over 0.7%, while Dow Jones lost more than 300 points. Financial stocks led the selloff, with regional banks like Zions Bancorporation (-13%) and Western Alliance (-10.8%) plunging after disclosing sizable loan losses. The declines came despite a rally earlier in the session driven by chipmakers after TSMC raised its full-year revenue forecast and reported a nearly 40% jump in profit, fueling optimism about AI-driven demand. Major tech and AI stocks showed mixed moves: Apple fell 1.4%, Meta down 1.6%, Tesla 2.7% lower,  Amazon 1.1%, while Nvidia rose 0.4%. US-China trade tensions remain high, with Trump declaring on Wednesday, "You're in a trade war now," Meanwhile, the third-week government shutdown continues to delay key economic data, adding to market uncertainty.

US Equities Slide on Bank Losses, Trade Worries

US gasoline futures dropped toward $1.80 per gallon, approaching their lowest level since February 2021, driven by declining crude oil prices, ample inventories, and weakening demand. The decline in crude was reinforced by the EIA’s report showing a 3.5 million-barrel build in US crude inventories for the week ending October 10th, raising concerns about soft demand amid ongoing US–China trade tensions. Gasoline inventories, meanwhile, drew 267,000 barrels to just below the five-year average, a much smaller draw than the prior week’s 1.6 million barrels, indicating supply remains sufficient. The EIA also noted that gasoline demand has slipped to a four-month low as autumn sets in, and projects that US drivers will spend the lowest share of disposable income on gasoline in two decades, with costs expected to remain below 2% of income in 2025.

Gasoline Approaches 2021 Lows

US crude oil inventories rose by 3.524 million barrels in the week ending October 10, 2025, following a 2.78 million-barrel build the previous week. The increase far exceeded market expectations of a modest 0.12 million-barrel rise, marking the largest weekly gain since early July.

US Crude Inventories Post Largest Weekly Gain Since July

Gasoline decreased to 1.80 USD/Gal, the lowest since February 2021. Over the past 4 weeks, Gasoline lost 10.92%, and in the last 12 months, it decreased 11.65%.

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