US Stocks Hover Near Their Latest Record in Early Trading on Wall Street
Energy shares are leading gains as Brent crude tops $106 and four major banks prepare to report on loan-loss reserves.
- Wall Street stocks opened with mixed trading on Monday, keeping the market hovering around its all-time high set last week.
- Rising oil prices lifted energy stocks as Brent crude climbed to more than $105 a barrel, driven by ongoing disruptions from the war with Iran.
- President Donald Trump announced a diesel deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday, prompting six senators to demand the administration "immediately reverse course" on the plan.
- Four of the largest U.S. banks report earnings Tuesday before the open, with analysts watching loan loss reserves for signs the hiring slowdown is hitting borrowers.
- Consumers expect inflation of 4.7% over the coming year, while the economy added only 29,000 jobs in September, raising concerns about pressure on lower-income households.
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