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US stocks are expected to edge lower in opening trade on Thursday as oil prices continue to bound higher as Russia's invasion of Ukraine intensifies, with commodities price jumps likely to impact on inflation and the Federal Reserve's monetary policy.  After triple-digit gains in the previous session, the futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.2% on Thursday, while those for the S&P 500 lost 0.1% and contracts for the tech-laden Nasdaq-100 shed 0.4%.

US stocks seen lower at open as oil prices continue to jump as Russia's invasion of Ukraine intensifies

The past few days have seen the fastest rise in oil prices in more than a decade. If crude hits $119 a barrel, it would be a bad sign for the economy.

Crude Prices Top $116, Highest Since 2008, With Commodity Markets in Turmoil

U.S. stock futures took a step back Thursday with little immediate sign that Russia will halt its invasion of Ukraine that has sent commodity prices spiking higher.

Market Snapshot: U.S. stock futures edge lower as oil prices continue to spiral higher

Oil prices extended their rally on Thursday, with Brent rising above $116 a barrel, as trade disruption and shipping issues from Russian sanctions over the Ukraine crisis sparked supply worries while U.S. crude stocks fell to multi-year lows.

Oil jumps, Brent above $116/bbl as supply issues persist

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Energy exchange traded funds climbed on Wednesday, with crude oil prices breaking above $110 per barrel, as Russia's aggression fueled supply fears. Among the best-performing non-leveraged ETFs on Wednesday, the SPDR Oil & Gas Equipment & Services ETF (NYSEArca: XES) advanced 5.2%, the VanEck Vectors Oil Service ETF (NYSEArca: OIH) gained 5.2%, and the iShares U.S. Oil [.

Energy ETFs Jump, Oil Hits $110 on Russia Uncertainty

Oil prices surged again Wednesday, with the CME ultra low sulfur diesel contract settling at its highest level since the end of July 2008. Markets are continuing to react to a scenario that wasn't on many forecasts of what might happen in the event of a Russian invasion of Ukraine: a self-selected embargo in which sanctions by the West on Russian imports to key countries so far are proving unnecessary.

Russia-Ukraine roundup: Another day of surging oil prices

The benchmark S&P 500 index is up 2.0% on Wednesday after the Chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve Jerome Powell said the unprecedented sanctions on Russia were unlikely to meaningfully affect the U.S. economy. Value investors still expect up to six rate hikes this year The United States this afternoon extended exports sanctions it had […] The post Oil at $114 a barrel: what to expect from the U.S. Fed now?

Oil at $114 a barrel: what to expect from the U.S. Fed now?

Oil futures posted a third straight gain on Wednesday, with U.S. prices ending at their highest in more than a decade, with no end in sight to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, which threatens to disrupt global crude supplies. The climb for oil prices followed data from the Energy Information Administration, which revealed weekly declines in U.S. crude, gasoline and distillate supplies.

U.S. oil futures log highest finish since May 2011

Oil prices are soaring to seven-year highs, but don't expect US oil producers to ramp up supply.

Oil: More supply could stop massive price spikes. But US producers won't fill that gap

U.S. oil prices are surging as commodity markets continue to be roiled by the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Oil Prices Climb to Their Highest Since 2011. OPEC Isn't Flinching.

With oil rising over $100 per barrel, we look at the longer term picture.

The Bullish Long-Term Oil Picture: $125 To $165

Power The Future executive director Daniel Turner argued that the price of oil l can “easily” hit $150 a barrel amid the conflict between Russia and Ukraine and warned that if sanctions are ever imposed on Russian oil, the price will soar to $200 a barrel.

Oil prices can ‘easily' hit $150 a barrel amid Russia, Ukraine conflict: Energy expert

Global crude oil prices surged to more than $110 per barrel and the cost of natural gas skyrocketed to a new record in Europe on Wednesday as Russia's escalating military campaign in Ukraine stoked fear in markets.

Oil: Prices surge above $110 and natural gas soars as Russia fears mount

It comes as crude prices rally to multi-year highs on supply disruption fears and Russia's intensifying war with Ukraine.

OPEC+ to decide on output policy as oil prices spike and Russia supply fears intensify

6.30am: US stocks seen opening up US stocks are expected to open higher even as Russian steps up its offensive on Ukraine, while sanctions against the country pushed Brent Crude Oil (LSE:BRENT) to a fresh seven-year high above $113 a barrel on concerns about supply disruptions.  Futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.5% in Wednesday pre-market trading, while those for the broader S&P 500 index gained 0.52% and the tech-heavy Nasdaq added 0.67%.

Wall Street set to open higher as oil soars on Russian sanctions

Publicly traded U.S. shale firms are not budging on production restraint vows as oil markets surge amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine, leaving smaller producers to lead output gains during the highest prices in seven years.

U.S. shale oil forecasts keep rising as smaller producers lead the way

U.S. oil prices rise past $110 a barrel for the first time in almost a decade as commodity markets continue to be roiled by the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Crude Prices Breach $110 to Hit Highest Level Since 2013

U.S. equity futures spent the overnight hours bouncing between gains and losses.

Stock futures fluctuate, oil surges near $110 a barrel

Oil prices surged past $110 a barrel to levels not seen since 2013 on Wednesday, as investors concerns mounted over potential supply disruptions from an intensifying Russia-Ukraine war.

Futures Movers: ‘Barrels at any price.' Relentless rally pushes oil prices past $110 as Russia-Ukraine war drives panic

OPEC+ will likely stick to modest oil output rises when it meets on Wednesday, officials said, as OPEC heavyweights Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) recommit to their deal with Russia despite widening sanctions on Moscow and oil prices at eight-year highs.

OPEC+ seen sticking to modest output rises despite oil rally

Oil prices surpassed US$110 per barrel as Western powers agreed to release 60 million barrels in reserves. The price of brent crude rose 5% to US$110.23 overnight, pushing it to a seven-year high as the security of Russian oil turned increasingly precarious.

Oil passes $110 a barrel as West releases reserves

The members of OPEC+, which includes Russia, control more than 40% of global oil production. The Ukraine situation will be a key item to monitor.

OPEC Meets Today. How It Could Move Oil Prices.

Oil prices continue to rise as Russia's attack on Ukraine rages on.

Oil prices surge toward $110 per barrel despite release of supplies

Russia is the world's third-largest oil producer. There are fears the crisis in Ukraine could disrupt energy supply, further fuelling inflation.

Oil tops $110 a barrel even after 31 countries agree to release 60 million barrels total from emergency reserves

Oil prices continued their march higher, rising to the highest since 2013 amid shortage fears as Russia's war on Ukraine intensifies.

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