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On the morning of October 26, Brent fell from its highest level since March 19, around $117.4, to about $110 per barrel, and WTI to $101.5. The decline followed reports of Qatari mediators visiting Tehran and Donald Trump's statement about a possible deal with Iran. Meanwhile, the Houthis claimed new strikes on Saudi Arabian facilities, and risks to supplies remain.
Otabek YusupovThe BIST 100 index opened at 11,234.39 points, up 0.12% from the previous close. The day before, the index fell 3.08%. The lira exchange rate stood at 49.7375 per dollar, gold was priced at $4,014.20 per ounce, and Brent at $114.28 per barrel.
Sevara AzamovaEnergy prices continued to rise amid geopolitical risks: Brent rose 1.14% to $114.47 per barrel, and European gas rose 1.37% to €91.28 per MWh. Yemen's Houthis claimed attacks on Saudi facilities, while reports of possible new US strikes on Iran heightened concerns over Middle East supplies.
Sevara AzamovaBrent crude hit a five-month high, rising above $115 per barrel amid the Middle East conflict, speculation about possible new US and Israeli strikes, and growing winter energy demand. Global stock markets reacted differently: US and European indices declined, while Asian markets closed mixed. Pressure on equities came from weak earnings reports by Kering and Volvo Cars, as well as doubts about the sustainability of AI spending.
Sevara AzamovaA drone attack on Saudi Aramco's Shaybah oil field pushed up oil prices: Brent rose 2.4% to $111.40, WTI rose 2.22% to $99.30. Two people were killed. The US ordered the evacuation of some staff from diplomatic missions in Saudi Arabia, while Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil infrastructure heightened supply concerns.
Javlon TursunovOn October 20, Brent fell to $106.24 per barrel, dropping more than 3%, but by 18:45 Moscow time it recovered to about $108.2, remaining more than 1% below the previous session's close.
Javlon TursunovBrent fell about 3% to $106.18 per barrel, retreating from an intraday high near $112. The decline is linked to reports of a compromise proposal by Qatar and Pakistan on Iran, which, according to sources, received preliminary approval from the US and Tehran. European gas also fell 3% to €85.30/MWh, but storage remains below the seasonal norm.
Javlon TursunovBrent crude is holding around $110, with WTI above $104, amid the risk of new Iranian attacks in the Strait of Hormuz and record tanker freight rates. Asian LNG prices hit their highest level since December 2022, and European gas is near multi-year peaks. European markets opened lower, while in Asia the tech sector led a sell-off on concerns about the return on AI investments.
Javlon TursunovAfter declining at the start of Monday's trading, energy prices reversed upward. Brent futures topped $110 per barrel, reaching their highest level since mid-May, while WTI rose 2% to $103.5. European gas and heating oil also became more expensive.
Dilnoza RahimovaThe BIST 100 index opened on Monday at 11,745.68 points, up 0.20%, after falling 2.89% on Friday. The US dollar stood at 49.5525 liras, gold at $4,180.50 per ounce, and Brent at $107.22.
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