Stock market today: Nasdaq turns positive, Dow, S&P 500 slip as oil prices ease after spiking above $100
View original at finance.yahoo.comStock market today: Nasdaq turns positive, Dow, S&P 500 slip as oil prices ease after spiking above $100 US stocks trimmed heavy losses on Monday as crude prices eased after they surged past $100 per barrel amid fears of a prolonged Middle East conflict…
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When WTI trades in parity to Brent, it's a clear sign the global oil market is under an immense amount of stress
80% confidenceThe impact of higher fuel costs on airfare would 'probably start quick'
80% confidenceThis looks more like a short-covering bounce than the start of a durable software comeback
80% confidenceG7 agreed on following the oil situation very closely and are ready to take all necessary measures, including using strategic reserves to stabilize the market
80% confidenceHigh oil costs were 'a very small price to pay' for security
80% confidenceLamb Weston should expand the cost reduction program and conduct strategic review of certain international operations, particularly in Asia Pacific
80% confidenceHims had an agreement that mass compounding would stop and unfortunately it didn't stop, which is why Novo ended the first partnership
80% confidenceLamb Weston is well positioned to enter a new phase of value creation defined by structural improvement in margins, capital allocation, and earnings power
80% confidenceAn additional $250 million in cost cuts is necessary beyond the initial $250 million program
80% confidenceInvestors appear to be selling their winning longs and buying back one of their biggest shorts, software
80% confidenceIf banks cannot catch a bid on a steeper curve, that is the warning
80% confidenceThe Iran situation could lead the US into a recession
80% confidenceIranian military commander said oil would hit $200 per barrel if airstrikes on the country's infrastructure didn't stop
80% confidenceThe market is trading financials like a credit-stress proxy despite friendlier yield curve
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| Novo Nordisk A/S · daily return | 1 percent |
| Dow Jones Industrial Average · daily return | -0.7 percent |
