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Latest Oil Market News and Analysis for Sept. 15

Supersized earnings come as Iran and Ukraine wars mean the world is not making enough fuel to meet demand

ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka’s Colombo Stock Exchange closed down on Monday trading, CSE data showed, with the benchmark All Share Price Index moving down 0.32 percent. The ASPI was down 68.82 points at 21,313.92, while the more liquid S&P SL20 was down 0.14 percent, or 8.13 points, at 5,994.33. Positive contributors to the ASPI were […]

By Chimaobi Nwaiwu NNEWI — Oil-producing communities in Ogbaru Local Government Area of Anambra State have decried years of alleged neglect and lack of basic infrastructure, demanding that the state government and Sterling Oil Exploration and Energy Production Company Limited (SEEPCO) fulfil their obligations to the host communities. The communities, particularly Ogwuaniocha and Ogwuikpele, also […] The post Oil communities demand share of Anambra’s oil wealth appeared first on Vanguard News.

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine peso extended its record-breaking slide on Monday as expectations for higher interest rates from major central banks boosted the dollar. The peso weakened 18 centavos to 62.86 per dollar, surpassing the previous record-low close of 62.68 set on Sept. 11. The currency touched 62.875 intraday before paring losses. READ: Peso skids

[LONDON/SINGAPORE] The US dollar rose to a two-week high on Monday (Sep 14) as conflict in the Middle East pushed up oil...

Hong Kong’s stock market is facing renewed pressure to accelerate its review of longer trading hours after South Korea’s main bourse extended its session by four hours on Monday, according to an industry player. The Korea Exchange, South Korea’s bourse operator, launched a real-time after-market from 4pm to 8pm in addition to regular trading from 9am to 3.30pm. It also signalled ambitions to expand to nearly 24-hour trading, following similar plans by Nasdaq and the London Stock Exchange. The...

Deteriorating fiscal sustainability in major economies is keeping foreign bond yields structurally higher

ING’s Francesco Pesole says EUR/USD is trading close to its short-term fair value, while expectations for improving German ZEW data and the lingering impact of last week’s hawkish ECB hike offer some support to the Euro.

[LONDON/SINGAPORE] The US dollar rose to a two-week high on Monday (Sep 14) as conflict in the Middle East pushed up...

South African rand slides as oil price surge pressures emerging market currencies Reuters

The MOEX Index had jumped 3.51% to 2,361.08 points, while the RTS Index climbed 3.41% to 881.93 points

The Oil Market Needs a Quick Saudi Pipeline Restart

Dangote Petroleum Refinery has launched its N2.15tn Initial Public Offering on the Nigerian Exchange, attracting a rush of investors from the first day. Read More: https://punchng.com/refinery-ipo-dangote-woos-nigerians-investors-flood-ngx/

Rupee weaker, bond yields up

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MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine peso opened the new trading week at a fresh record low, breaching the 62.8-per-dollar level as a stronger greenback continued to weigh on the currency. The peso opened at 62.75 per dollar on Monday before weakening to an intraday low of 62.865 during the morning trade, surpassing the previous record of

As Ho Chi Minh City expands transit-oriented development (TOD), higher densities and better accessibility could unlock significant land value around transit hubs. The harder question is how to share that value so that affordable housing and public benefits can grow alongside investor returns.

Loonie holds near 12-day low as oil support fails to offset dollar strength

Europe's Fractured Stock Market Finally Gets a Single Data Feed

Chief Executive John Lee on Monday vowed that Hong Kong’s first five-year plan would uphold the rule of law and the city’s core systems and expressed hope for everyone to reap a dividend from development. Writing in several newspapers two days before delivering the blueprint alongside his Policy Address, Lee recalled being asked whether a five-year plan would change Hong Kong’s established system. "The answer is no," he wrote, adding that Hong Kong will continue to uphold the rule of law, keep its capitalist system, adhere to the Basic Law, and safeguard "One Country, Two Systems." Lee also recalled being asked how the blueprint relates to ordinary citizens. He said the plan sets out the government’s vision for economic and social development and is designed to safeguard and improve livelihoods. “I want the people of Hong Kong – every one of you – to share in the dividends of development, and feel a sense of happiness and fulfilment,” he wrote. Lee thanked lawmakers and government bureaus and departments for their efforts in helping complete the five-year plan from scratch in less than a year. He pointed out that over 100 consultation sessions were held over the past year, with 80

The coming meeting between President Xi Jinping and his US counterpart Donald Trump is on the radar of market traders in mainland China and Hong Kong, as the results – whether smiling handshakes or a tense test of wills – could add volatility to an already unpredictable market. However, observers said current expectations for substantial results from the meeting are minimal – so much so that investors have placed the event low on their hierarchy of variables likely to jolt stocks. Many stock...

The US Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks the Greenback against a basket of currencies, maintains a positive bias for the fourth straight day on Tuesday and climbs back closer to a nearly two-week high, which it touched the previous day.

A proposed financing could fund 2,500 meters of underground drilling in B.C. Stock Titan

The ten-year U.S. Treasury yield soared to hit 5% on Monday as oil prices climbed further amid a Middle East war that has exacerbated the inflation outlook. Near 2.30 p.m. GMT, the...

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‘The holding company of the next century’ and Michael Dell’s family office bested PE giants to take an insurance broker private

Global markets trade lower as AI pressure remains and bond yields continue to rise aa.com.tr

Disparity between equity issuance and overall performance highlights weak global demand for Chinese stocks

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 15 — Bursa Malaysia’s key index opened lower today after closing at an intraday hig...

Italy’s engineering, drilling, and construction services company Saipem has divested its shallow-water drilling business in Saudi Arabia to ADES Saudi Limited Company, an indirect subsidiary of Saudi Arabia-headquartered ADES Holding Company, which has now added about SAR 3.7 billion ($987 million) in backlog and five premium jack-up rigs that increase its global fleet to 128 units, while expanding its offshore footprint into Mexico and strengthening its position in the Saudi market. The post Saipem hands Saudi jack-up fleet to ADES in strategic shallow-water exit appeared first on Offshore Energy.

UK Labour Market Downturn Accelerates Ahead of BOE Decision, Burnham's Budget

European Natural Gas Prices Supported as Market Remains Tight WSJ

MUFG’s Lee Hardman notes the US Dollar (USD) has strengthened ahead of the FOMC meeting as Fed tightening expectations are repriced higher. The US Dollar Index (DXY) has recovered to levels seen before the August Treasury buyback announcement, with US yields rising sharply.

UK jobs market stays soft before BoE rate call

The State Bank of Vietnam on Tuesday set its reference exchange rate at a new high of VND25,617 per U.S. dollar.

AI Chip Darling Biren Said to Mull $1 Billion Share Sale

Citizens upgrades Radiant Logistics stock rating on growth outlook

By Eelco Robert Lodewijks - September 15, 2026 Embracing Fiat money coupled with a growing addiction to Deficit spending these past 50+ years, has brought the world to a point where rising Deficits, Debt and Debt service costs are unsustainable. More of the same is not an option as this will...

Japanese Finance Minister (FM) Satsuki Katayama said on Tuesday that the official will not rely on deficit-covering bonds to fund the tax cut. Katayama added that government will scrutinise budget requests for next fiscal year strictly going forward.

A slew of price dislocations sets the Fed up for a difficult decision day, as it struggles to please the market and President Donald Trump.

Hong Kong IPO boom and Chinese AI race fuel frenzy of follow-on deals

BOJ and Fed face critical test as market pressure rises on rates

Getty Images; Tyler Le/BI As the pressure to post on LinkedIn grows, more workers are flinging themselves into the breaches of Professional Posting, without the training on how to post. Some are using AI to guide them through writer's block, and some are getting flagged for sounding like AI slop. In an employers' market, where people step on the job hunt treadmill and find it much harder to get off, LinkedIn can no longer serve only as an online résumé page and Easy Apply job portal. It's a networking necessity — not just for people when they're on the hunt for jobs, but for any who could face layoffs and land back in the applicant pool. It can also land you in hot water quickly. Patrick works in sales, but dabbles in real estate as a side hustle, and like any good hustler, he advertised his realtor qualifications and a newsletter he started on LinkedIn. This summer, Patrick, whose full name I'm omitting to protect his job, tells me a manager requested he brand his LinkedIn page more toward his company work at his 9 to 5. He says this pressure came as he learned through the company grapevine that the CEO raised concerns that he may be splitting his work time. He wasn't keeping his

UAE/Saudi Arabia: Bankers Who Chased Gulf IPO Deals Look Elsewhere Amid Slump

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Australian Dollar Rally Loses Altitude as Oil and Yields Bite Action Forex

[Economy] : The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index dipped 57-point-11 points, or zero-point-85 percent, on Tuesday to close at six-thousand-627-point-26. The tech-heavy KOSDAQ gained five-point-62 points, or zero-point-seven percent, to close at 812-point-41. The South Korean won weakened against the U.S. ...[more...]

The joint offer by Arcasia Investment & Trading (Pvt) Ltd and ATX Partners (Pvt) Ltd closed on September 12