Wall Street Rises as Oil Prices Retreat Before US Midterm Elections
U.S. stocks gained on November 2 as oil prices dropped on diplomatic hopes, with investors watching the midterms and corporate earnings.
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U.S. stocks gained on November 2 as oil prices dropped on diplomatic hopes, with investors watching the midterms and corporate earnings.
OPEC+ kept December production targets unchanged as disrupted Gulf exports and uncertainty over 2027 supply cloud the market.
A new review of federal farm initiatives finds more than $15 billion pledged amid high diesel and fertilizer costs before the midterms.
India plans talks with whisky producers after disputes over whether bulk Scotch imports qualify for lower duties under the UK trade pact.
India extended its duty-free cotton import period through December 31 as mills face firm domestic prices and uncertain output.
Analysts forecast Japan will narrowly exceed China's LNG imports in 2026 as Chinese demand weakens and energy prices remain high.
Intel shares plunged after a weak revenue outlook and cash-flow warning, triggering declines across global semiconductor stocks.
Reliance reported a 40.6% quarterly profit increase, driven by refining and digital operations while retail margins weakened.
India's foreign exchange reserves slipped to $719.75 billion, with a decline in gold holdings driving the latest weekly change.
India's rupee gained about 1% in October as central bank measures curbed dollar demand despite elevated oil prices.