Asian Stocks to Dip as Oil Fuels Inflation Worries: Markets Wrap
Asian stocks were poised for declines, tracking moves on Wall Street as elevated oil prices continued to stoke inflation concerns.
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Asian stocks were poised for declines, tracking moves on Wall Street as elevated oil prices continued to stoke inflation concerns.
Giovanna Serafim conta sobre a entrada de R$ 10 bilhões de investidores estrangeiros na bolsa brasileira com o megarrali nos ativos domésticos depois do primeiro turno. Com edição de Patricia Xavier. (Source: Bloomberg)
Asian stocks were set to open higher after a tech-led rally pushed the S&P 500 index near a record as investors largely shrugged off concerns about bond yields at multi-decade highs. US oil prices extended declines.
Vivek Paul, global head of portfolio research at BlackRock International, discusses the impact of rising bond yields on other asset classes. "If this is yields being driven by effectively greater growth prospects, by the AI wave etc., that doesn't need to be bad news for markets," Paul says on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)
After a bumper first half for European equity offerings, business has become tougher for the region’s dealmakers as market jitters start to surface.
Get a jump start on the US trading day with Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Open Interest." A big jobs miss rattles markets as credit investors turn cautious. Blackstone joins Broadcom’s massive AI financing push, while Anthropic eyes an IPO. Michael McKee breaks down factory orders and the G7 oil release. Plus Kevin Hassett, Edward Jones CEO Penny Pennington, and Snap-on’s CEO on jobs, investing, tariffs and US manufacturing. (Source: Bloomberg)
Asian stocks were poised to extend their winning streak after chipmakers drove the Nasdaq 100 to its first record since June, while falling oil prices provided a further boost amid hopes for progress toward ending the war with Iran.
Beata Manthey, head of European equity strategy at Citi, examines the impact of rising energy prices on bonds and equities. She calls geopolitics “the biggest risk out there” but sees “quite an optimistic pass through” once that is resolved. She speaks on “Bloomberg Surveillance.” (Source: Bloomberg)
Gene Goldman, CIO of Cetera, reacts to the inflation expectations and overall market volatility following the Fed's rate decision by telling Bloomberg's Paul Sweeney and Scarlet Fu that it's one and done (maybe two and done), not the start of something bigger. It's insurance against sticky inflation, not a return to aggressive tightening. Markets had priced in too much. Federal Reserve officials failed to adequately respond to repeated warnings about the deteriorating financial condition of Silicon Valley Bank before its 2023 failure, a new draft report found, according to Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman and other people familiar with the document. (Source: Bloomberg)
Gold was steady as high oil prices continued to fuel inflation concerns and keep interest-rate hike bets a near-certainty ahead of the Federal Reserve’s policy decision later Wednesday.
US equity futures fell and oil advanced as investors weighed renewed concerns over the pace of AI development against hotter-than-expected US inflation that bolstered bets the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates on Wednesday.
Markets are overestimating sovereign debt risks, according to Jupiter Asset Management’s Mark Nash, who is betting long-dated bonds will rebound from their recent selloff.
Energy · Markets Key Facts —Price. Brent crude oil jumped about 4% on Thursday, September 10, 2026, breaking above US$105 a barrel as the Iran war’s supply shock deepened. —Tanker wave. Iran said it attacked 10 ships, including two US vessels and eight oil tankers, after the US military said it destroyed five Iranian tankers […] The post Brent Crude Oil Breaks US$105 as Saudi Output Sinks to 1990 Low appeared first on The Rio Times.
Mike Wilson, chief investment officer and chief US equity strategist at Morgan Stanley, discusses how markets have “digested” multiple risks through the year and says the firm is rotating instead of reducing their overall exposure to equities. Wilson also warns about concerns in the short term for stocks related to crude product prices. (Source: Bloomberg)
Even with a shortened trading week, two inflation reports could really move markets and impact the next Federal Reserve decision. First is the PPI report on Thursday, followed by the August CPI report that comes out Friday. Bloomberg's Michael McKee has a preview. (Source: Bloomberg)