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Asian shares track Wall Street higher, Treasury yields stay high
A retreat in oil prices offered further support as exports from the Middle East increased and G7 nations pledged to boost supplies.
Asian shares track Wall Street higher, Treasury yields stay high
A retreat in oil prices offered further support as exports from the Middle East increased and G7 nations pledged to boost supplies.
Oil Price Today (October 6): Crude oil below $101 as supply concerns ease but Houthi attack keeps traders on edge
Brent crude futures gained 20 cents to $100.54 a barrel, while US West Texas Intermediate crude futures rose 12 cents, or 0.13%, to $89.50 a barrel.
- Crude oil prices fell below $101 due to easing supply concerns
- Ongoing Houthi attacks in Yemen keep traders cautious
- JPMorgan warns prices could reach $120 if conflict persists
[Opening Market] KOSPI Hovers Around 7,000 as KOSDAQ Reclaims 900 Despite Nasdaq Record
A record-setting rally on the Nasdaq offered a tailwind to domestic markets on Oct. 6, but the KOSPI struggled to hold the 7,000 level as selling pressure emerged intraday. On the first trading day after the National Foundation Day substitute holiday, the domestic stock market absorbed two opposing
- KOSPI opens at 7,044.67, up 0.58% but falls to 6,996.41 by morning
- Nasdaq reaches record 27,477.31, tech stocks surge
- KOSDAQ reclaims 900 level, biotech sector drives gains