Futures
The Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC) futures contract for August 2025 saw significant price movements on the Nasdaq Dubai trading platform, despite a lack of conclusive trading outcomes. The contract's trading session commenced without an established open price, leaving traders to navigate through the day's volatile
Futures
The Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB) futures contracts on the Nasdaq Dubai derivatives market experienced significant fluctuations on July 7, 2025, with varying prices for contract months extending to July 2025, August 2025, and September 2025. The closing prices for these contracts were recorded at 13.781 AED for September
Futures
The Nasdaq Dubai derivatives market has reported stability and varied trading activity across several futures contracts, particularly those expiring in the latter half of 2025. The MSCI AE futures, set to expire in December, recorded a closing price of 1080.7 USD, while the September 2025 MSCI AE futures closed
Futures
The Nifty April 2025 futures closed at a discount and premium on Tuesday, with a significant increase in trading volumes. The futures contract for April 2025 expired on April 24, 2025, as per the provisional data. Notably, HDFC Bank April 2025 futures traded at a discount of 4.70 points,
Futures
Liverpool players are off on international duty, with a number of Reds stars set to join their respective national teams over the coming weeks. While they are away, the Reds will be keeping an eye on their expected return, particularly with a busy schedule of Premier League, Champions League, and
Petroleum
Crude oil prices experienced significant fluctuations on the New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex) on Thursday, influenced by a combination of factors. The expiration of June crude options contributed to early volatility, with prices rising to $15.68/bbl before declining to a low of $15.20/bbl. Despite this, the
Petroleum
Bearish government reports on U.S. oil inventories kept petroleum futures under downward pressure in New York on Wednesday, with gasoline leading the way. While the American Petroleum Institute's (API) latest weekly stock reports were essentially neutral for crude and heating oil and bearish for gasoline, the Energy
Petroleum
Petroleum futures on the New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex) traded higher for most of Tuesday, with market-watchers anticipating a 2 million bbl crude build, according to American Petroleum Institute (API) weekly stock reports. However, the API figures for the week ended April 17 showed a 3.29 million bbl crude
Petroleum
Crude oil futures in New York plummeted on Friday, falling more than 40 cents as profit-taking and ample supplies countered the momentum from Thursday's rally. Despite reaching a session high of $16.20/bbl, the May New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex) light, sweet crude futures settled at $15.
Petroleum
Bullish inventory reports and supportive comments from Venezuela ignited a surge in the petroleum futures market on Wednesday, with April crude gaining more than $1/bbl to close above $14/bbl. The news that six OPEC oil ministers would attend the OPEC meeting on March 30 and Venezuela's
Petroleum
Crude oil prices plummeted to a nine-year low after the OPEC meeting, leading to a technical free fall in the petroleum complex. The April Nymex light, sweet crude futures hit an intraday low of $13.26/bbl, with a loss of 78 cents to settle at $13.28/bbl. This
Natural gas
Oil prices in New York and London saw minimal movement despite ongoing uncertainty surrounding the potential meeting of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) ministerial monitoring committee. The scheduled meeting, initially set for March 16, is now likely to be delayed, which has rekindled bearish sentiments in the
