Oil Plunges 5% as Trump Signals Restraint on Iran Strikes
Brent crude fell nearly 5% to about $93 a barrel on Monday, its lowest since early September, as President Trump ruled out new strikes on Iran as talks go on.
Brent crude fell nearly 5% to about $93 a barrel on Monday, its lowest since early September, as President Trump ruled out new strikes on Iran as talks go on.
Morgan Stanley, UBS, HSBC and Jefferies say last week's AI rout went too far, with Nvidia's November 17 earnings now the next big test for the trade.
Banks and credit investors are pulling back from AI debt after Thursday's $2.5 trillion Nasdaq 100 sell-off, tightening scrutiny of data-centre deals.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose more than 1,000 points on Monday as Wall Street rebounded from last week's AI sell-off, while Nvidia fell about 5%.
US employers added 165,000 jobs in October, far above forecasts, and traders now see a December Federal Reserve rate rise as the likely outcome.
Bitcoin fell to $73,708, its lowest since August, as investors priced in tougher US crypto rules after the Democrats' midterm sweep of Congress.
China will keep its additional 24% tariff on US imports suspended for two more months from Tuesday, retaining the 10% levy, as the trade truce runs to January.