Neste Oyj stock jumps nearly 6% as Goldman, Morgan Stanley turn bullish ahead of Feb 5 earnings
Neste Oyj shares climbed 5.9% to 21.95 euros by 1424 EET, after hitting 22.03 earlier — marking a 52-week peak.
TMC stock leaps before the bell as NOAA deep-sea mining hearings near
Shares of TMC the metals company Inc jumped $1.12, roughly 13%, to $9.44 in premarket Monday, up from their previous close at $8.32.
Vestas stock price jumps 5% as North Sea offshore wind pledge lifts the sector — what traders watch next
Vestas Wind Systems shares climbed 5.2%, hitting 188.75 Danish crowns by 1221 GMT on Monday.
AREC stock climbs in premarket as rare-earth names rally on Washington headlines
Shares of American Resources Corporation climbed roughly 4% in early trading Monday, hitting $4.37. The small-cap stock gained alongside a broader rally among U.S.-tied rare-earth companies.
Freeport-McMoRan stock pops in premarket as gold rips past $5,100 and copper stays hot
Freeport-McMoRan shares climbed 2.6% in premarket Monday, hitting $60.41 after closing Friday near $58.86.
Lithium price jumps again in China as battery makers restock; Albemarle, peers firm in premarket
Lithium prices in China climbed to 181,500 yuan per metric ton on Monday, marking a 6.14% jump from the previous session. The surge boosted U.S.-listed lithium stocks during premarket trading.
Heating oil price jumps as Winter Storm Fern tightens diesel market — what traders watch next
Heating oil prices rose Monday morning, as NYMEX NY Harbor ULSD March futures added 5.11 cents, or roughly 2.2%, reaching $2.3917 a gallon.
Gasoline price today: RBOB futures dip as winter storm Fern keeps U.S. fuel market jumpy
U.S. wholesale gasoline prices dipped Monday morning, with NYMEX RBOB gasoline futures slipping around 0.7 cents to near $1.862 a gallon.
Oil prices hold near two-week highs as winter storm Fern hits U.S. output, Iran risk premium lingers
Oil prices nudged up Monday, staying close to two-week highs as winter storm Fern forced shutdowns across parts of U.S. oil and gas regions. The standoff between Washington and Tehran also kept traders cautious, pushing up risk premiums. Brent, the global benchmark, gained 7 cents, or 0.1%, to $65.95 a barrel by 1107 GMT; U.S. West Texas Intermediate added 3 cents, or 0.1%, to $61.10. Both contracts wrapped up last week with a 2.7% rise. Phillip Nova analyst Priyanka Sachdeva described the move as a “mild upswing” amid tighter physical flows. JPMorgan estimated weather-related output losses at roughly 250,000 barrels per day. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump said the U.S. has an “armada” en route to Iran, while an Iranian official warned any attack would trigger “all-out war.” Despite this, the Caspian Pipeline Consortium reported it had resumed full loading capacity, and Kazakhstan’s Tengiz field started ramping back up.
Mortgage Rates Today Hold Near 6.1% Ahead of Fed Decision — What Borrowers and Rocket Stock Watch Next
U.S. mortgage rates remained steady early Monday, staying just above 6% for many borrowers. Treasury yields dipped slightly as investors turned their focus to the Federal Reserve’s upcoming decision this week.
Crude oil price today: Brent, WTI hold near two-week highs as winter storm Fern disrupts U.S. output; OPEC+ up next
Oil prices nudged up Monday, staying close to two-week peaks amid a brutal U.S. winter storm that cut output and ongoing concerns about Middle East tensions. Brent crude futures inched up 7 cents to $65.95 a barrel by 1107 GMT, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate added 3 cents, reaching $61.10. Both benchmarks surged over 2% on Friday, finishing the week with a 2.7% gain. Phillip Nova’s Priyanka Sachdeva pointed to storm-triggered “shut-ins,” or temporary production stoppages, which are tightening “physical flows” — the actual movement of oil in the market.
Brent oil price holds near $66 as winter storm Fern and Iran risks frame the week
Brent crude futures nudged up Monday, rising 7 cents to $65.95 a barrel by 1107 GMT. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude crept higher as well, adding 3 cents to $61.10. The moves come after oil prices surged more than 2% amid U.S. weather disruptions and fresh uncertainty over Iran.
US economic calendar today: Durable goods orders loom as S&P futures slip, gold miners jump
U.S. stock index futures edged lower on Monday, as gold miners pushed higher with bullion breaking above $5,100 an ounce. The early action suggested a cautious mood ahead of a packed week of economic reports and a key Federal Reserve announcement. S&P 500 futures fell 11.75 points, or 0.17%, while Nasdaq 100 futures dipped 88 points, or 0.34%, as of 6:09 a.m. ET.
Natural gas price jumps above $6 on Winter Storm Fern — what traders watch next
U.S. Henry Hub natural gas futures for February delivery surged 91.3 cents, up 17.3%, to $6.188 per million British thermal units early Monday, close to a 52-week peak of $6.293. Meanwhile, the March contract lagged, starting the session at $3.799 as traders shifted focus to February’s Jan. 28 expiration.
Washington Metro opens public comment on $4.8 billion FY2027 budget plan with no fare hike
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority opened an online public comment period on its proposed $4.8 billion fiscal 2027 budget, promising more frequent Metrorail service and no fare increase. Comments are due Feb. 10 and WMATA said it will compile the feedback for its board in March.
Bitcoin price today: BTC slips under $88,000 as ETF outflows and Fed week keep traders wary
Bitcoin dipped slightly Monday, hovering near $87,870 and holding just below the $88,000 mark in early U.S. premarket trading. During the last session, it fluctuated between $86,126 and $88,814.
XRP price dips below $1.90 as Fed decision looms and Ripple-DXC deal hits tape
XRP dipped under $1.90 on Monday, with the broader crypto market holding back ahead of the U.S. rate decision this week. The token last traded down 0.5% at $1.89, fluctuating between $1.81 and $1.91 earlier in the session.
Gold price hits $5,100 record as safe-haven buying builds; miners jump ahead of Fed
Gold prices surged past $5,100 an ounce on Monday, reaching a new high as investors flocked to bullion and precious metals for safety. Spot gold climbed 2.2% to $5,093.96 by 0841 GMT, after briefly hitting $5,110.50. U.S. February gold futures also rose 2.2%, settling at $5,090.40. Silver jumped to a record $110.06, while platinum touched a fresh peak of $2,897.35.
Silver price breaks $110 to a record as dollar slides on intervention talk and Fed focus
Silver prices surged past $110 an ounce on Monday, marking a new record as investors rushed into precious metals, shunning the dollar. Spot silver hit $110.06 and was last up 6.2% at $109.36 by 0841 GMT. The market jitters were fueled by Trump’s fresh tariff threat—a 100% tariff on Canada linked to a possible China trade deal. Heraeus Metals trader Alexander Zumpfe warned the sharp rally could trigger “sharp interim corrections.”
AI stocks split before the bell as Nvidia gets a fresh memory-supply signal and Microsoft nears earnings
Nvidia shares climbed in early trading Monday following a Reuters report that Samsung Electronics will begin producing its next-generation high-bandwidth memory chips, HBM4, next month to supply the AI chipmaker.
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