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Crude futures jumped more than 2% Tuesday as U.S. President Donald Trump's threat to impose tariffs on any country that does business with Iran spooked a market already on the edge over civilian protests that could disrupt the flow of oil from one of the Middle East's...
Oil futures rallied for a fourth consecutive day Monday as supply risks in politically embattled Iran countered an anticipated resumption of crude exports from Venezuela after the U.S. military intervention there.
Crude oil futures edged lower Monday morning, and oil product futures rose, after a violent quelling of protests in Iran over the weekend eased perceived supply risks.
Oil futures settled higher Friday with their biggest weekly advance in three months as market participants covered short positions amid fresh buying in crude fueled by geopolitical risks.
Oil futures rose for a second consecutive day on Friday morning, supported by geopolitical risks which propelled key crude benchmarks 3% higher in the previous session.
Crude futures jumped 3% on Thursday, Jan. 8, their most in a day since July, driven by White House approval for new sanctions on Russian oil.
Crude futures rallied Thursday, Jan. 8, on reports that U.S. President Donald Trump had approved a bipartisan Senate bill to impose sanctions on buyers of Russian oil, helping the market reverse a two-day decline.
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Reports for Tuesday include the December Consumer Price Index at 7:30 a.m. CST. For USDA reports, Tuesday will naturally be much quieter as compared to Monday's data drop, but USDA will have a series of follow-up information available to the public such as updates to the Feed Grains database and wheat data maintained by the ERS, at 1 p.m. CST.
WeatherA clipper system is moving through the Great Lakes with showers early Tuesday morning. Those showers should spread through more of the Midwest throughout the day as a streak of showers moves from Montana into Nebraska Tuesday and then through the southern Midwest Tuesday night. Temperatures will fall behind this system, but it is still another warm day.
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