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Crude had dropped sharply as Middle East supply concerns eased, before the denial reversed part of that move.
Oil prices climbed after President Trump denied he was willing to ease sanctions on Iran, reversing part of an earlier sharp drop tied to improving Middle East supply.
Rising crude prices and firmer bets on further Federal Reserve rate hikes combined to pull bullion out of its recent range, while lifting the dollar.
Gold fell below $4,300 an ounce as oil prices climbed on the Iran-U.S. standoff and traders raised bets on additional Fed tightening.
The rebound came alongside a separate report warning that a second US strategic stockpile, beyond crude oil, is also running low.
Oil prices rebounded after President Trump rejected a proposed Iran peace deal, reviving supply-disruption concerns that had eased in recent sessions.
An easing oil slide reduced inflation worries even as crude itself ticked higher on the same Iran diplomacy story.
Gold gained as a slowdown in oil's decline eased inflation concerns, while oil itself edged up on hopes for U.S.-Iran talks and steady Saudi supply flows.
Crude fell even as Houthi rebels claimed strikes near the Saudi capital, with traders instead focused on diplomatic signals from Washington and Beijing.
Oil extended its decline in the September 20 session on hopes for U.S.-Iran diplomacy, even as flames and smoke were reported near Riyadh's airport following claimed Houthi attacks.
Crude extended its rally through the September 8 session, with traders citing rising risk of supply disruption from the Middle East.
Brent crude pushed toward $100 a barrel as escalating U.S.-Iran tensions raised fears of a disruption to Middle East oil supply.
Chinese refiners are now paying record premiums for Russian ESPO crude as the market braces for wider Middle East disruption.
Crude is set for its sharpest weekly gain since mid-July after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called toppling Iran's government a 'central mission... within reach,' with the Trump White House reportedly weighing how to use the moment.
Diesel prices hit their highest level since 2022 as the same geopolitical tension pushed refined-product prices up alongside crude.
Oil prices rose toward $97 a barrel on September 3 on escalation in the Middle East, while diesel touched its highest price since 2022.
Crude rose for a second straight session on renewed Middle East supply fears, while gold merely steadied after a two-day decline.
Oil prices extended gains in the session of August 31 after President Trump threatened further strikes on Iran, reviving concerns about Middle East supply disruption that had already pushed crude higher a day earlier.
Strategists say the 10-year yield's climb has yet to reach the pain threshold that historically triggers a broad equity de-rating, even as the dollar grinds higher and duration-sensitive dividend names come under scrutiny.
Equities continue to absorb an upward drift in long-end Treasury yields, with Strategas arguing the ascent must go considerably further before it forces a selloff. A mostly firmer but range-bound dollar and renewed focus on dividend sustainability across telecoms, REITs and payments underscore a market repricing duration rather than direction.
More than a dozen Form 4 disclosures in 24 hours — led by Thermo Fisher CEO Marc Casper's $8.6m disposal and Magnite's $660k of combined executive sales — point to a broad monetisation impulse at elevated equity valuations.
A dense cluster of insider disposals spanning Thermo Fisher, Block, Magnite, Colgate-Palmolive, IFF, Aurora Innovation, Tenet Healthcare, Accel Entertainment, Cohen & Co, Gevo and Warner Bros. Discovery signals executives are trimming exposure after a powerful equity run. While individually routine, the aggregate pattern is a classic late-cycle tell.