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US crude oil inventories surged by 19.1 million barrels in the week ending July 11, 2025, following a 7.1 million-barrel build the previous week. This marked the third straight weekly increase and pushed stockpiles to a record high. The sharp and unexpected rise stunned markets, which had anticipated a 2 million-barrel draw.

US Crude Stockpiles Hit Record High After Surprise Build

In New York,  the Dow Jones Index fell 436 points or 0.98 percent on Tuesday. Leading the losses are American Express (-3.21%), Home Depot (-3.06%) and UnitedHealth (-2.99%). Top gainers were Nvidia (4.08%), Microsoft (0.61%) and Amazon (0.38%).

The Dow Jones Index Closes 0.98% Lower

The Ibovespa edged marginally lower to close at 135,250 on Tuesday as offsetting forces from Brazil’s own fiscal debates and renewed US trade policy shifts left investors in a holding pattern. Domestically, the market mulled the Supreme Court’s high-stakes conciliation hearing on proposed IOF changes, which, if approved, could alter banks’ funding costs and consumer credit demand, and ongoing interministerial talks on Washington’s looming 50% tariff threat against Brazilian exports. Earlier, the government published a decree on the Economic Reciprocity Law, enabling retaliation against US trade measures. Key commodity names dragged the index sideways with Petrobras slidding 1.1% as oil futures eased from last week’s highs, while Vale fell 2.7% amid weaker Chinese iron ore import data. Partially offsetting those losses, major banks Banco Do Brasil, and Santander added 1.7% and 1.2%, while B3 gained 1.7%.

Ibovespa Edges Lower on Tuesday

The S&P/TSX Composite eased 0.5% to close at 27,054 on Tuesday, pulling back from record highs as Bay?Street recalibrated to sticky domestic inflation and elevated trade-war risks. June’s headline CPI of 1.9%, coupled with a still-high 3% trimmed-mean core rate, reinforced expectations that the BoC will hold its overnight rate at 2.75% rather than pivot to cuts, prompting profit-taking in rate-sensitive sectors. At the same time, President Trump’s renewed threat of 30% tariffs on EU and Mexican imports, added to existing duties on Canadian exports outside USMCA carve-outs, revived concerns over cross-border volumes for resource and auto exporters. Energy producers led the decline, with Canadian Natural Resources down 1.4%, Suncor Energy off 0.9% and Imperial Oil slipping 1%, while Wheaton Precious and Barrick each shed over 0.7%, Shopify lost about 1.3% and financials also traded lower.

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US Crude Stockpiles Hit Record High After Surprise Build

The Dow Jones Index Closes 0.98% Lower

Ibovespa Edges Lower on Tuesday

TSX Gives Up Record High

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日本ロイター短観指数

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