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Wall Street Retreats as Oil Prices Continue to Rise, ASX Set to Slip

  • ASX 200 Index futures point to a 0.5% decline on Monday, set to open at 8774 points following Friday's weak session on Wall Street.
  • Global oil prices surged 3.1% to $US116.72 per barrel, reaching their highest level since April as traders assessed risks of a broadening conflict in the Middle East.
  • Wall Street's S&P 500 fell 0.5% on Friday, though energy stocks gained 2.5%, reflecting investor anxiety over inflation and artificial intelligence infrastructure costs.
  • Reserve Bank of Australia interest rate hike odds have risen to two-in-three, with officials scheduled to face the Senate Estimates Committee on Wednesday.
  • Following the appointment of UK-based biotech executive Deborah Waterhouse as new chief executive, CSL shares fell 2.4% as the board announced chair Brian McNamee will step down.
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Global gold prices are back in the spotlight after falling below the psychological level of US$4,000 per troy ounce.

Oil gets cheaper, but risks of supply disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz persist

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Gold prices declined slightly in early Asian dealings today by Tuesday due to the rise in the dollar. Gold in instant transactions fell 0.1% to $4013.70 per ounce by 0045 GMT, American futures for gold dropped 0.3% to $4027.10. For other precious metals, silver in instant transactions rose 0.1% to $53.97 per ounce, while platinum stabilized at $1527.81, and the country fell by 0.7% to $1042.43.

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Modern Diplomacy broke the news in Plovdiv, Bulgaria on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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