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Wall Street Today: Market Ends Wild Political TV Day in the Green
Henry Hub Natural Gas in Europe recorded the largest monthly drop in a year, with transactions hitting a record high.
Europe's Henry Hub Natural Gas will bid farewell to February with the largest single-month decline in a year and record trading volume, as market participants adjust their outlook after a tumultuous month. Efforts by USA President Donald Trump to facilitate an end to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, along with discussions within the EU regarding replenishing consumed natural gas stocks, have influenced gas prices. After spiking to a two-year high at the beginning of February, prices have fallen for most of the month, heading towards a cumulative decline of 15% for the month. Data shows that as of Thursday, nearly 1.5 million benchmark TTF Futures and Options contracts were traded on the Intercontinental Exchange, setting a monthly record. According to
Wall Street Today: Market Decides Down is the Direction
USA Crude Oil closed up 2.5% on Thursday as the market focused on the outlook for oil supply.
Crude Oil in the USA rose more than 2% on Thursday after President Trump revoked the license granted to the American oil giant Chevron for its Operation in Venezuela, raising concerns over crude oil supply once again. Trump also stated on Thursday that tariffs on Mexico and Canada would take effect on March 4, including a 10% tariff on Energy imports from Canada. Investors are also watching for signs of a possible peace agreement in Ukraine, which could lead Russia to increase its supply to the international crude oil market. Brent crude oil futures for April delivery on the Intercontinental Exchange in Europe rose by $1.51, an increase of 2.0%.
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