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Heating oil price today: Futures slip below $2.40 as weather outlook, Iran talks steer market

Heating oil price today: Futures slip below $2.40 as weather outlook, Iran talks steer market

New York, Feb 9, 2026, 07:05 EST — Premarket Heating oil futures in the U.S. dipped below the $2.40 mark early Monday, with traders eyeing softer short-term demand even as crude prices held steady. By 7:05 a.m. EST, NYMEX heating oil was down to $2.3975 a gallon—a drop of 1.6 cents, or roughly 0.7%, from Friday’s $2.4133 finish. So far, prices have bounced between $2.3678 and $2.4025.
Silver price jumps again after wild swings as delayed U.S. data looms

Silver price jumps again after wild swings as delayed U.S. data looms

LONDON, February 9, 2026, 11:17 — Regular session Silver shot up 4.3% to $81.32 an ounce as of 0948 GMT on Monday, building on Friday’s hefty nearly 10% surge. A softer dollar helped fuel the gains. “Gold reclaims its historical role as a neutral sovereign asset,” said Rania Gule, senior market analyst at XS.com. Fawad Razaqzada at City Index and FOREX.com noted, “Silver is more of a risk asset than gold... when risk appetite is strong, you tend to see silver outperform gold.”
9 February 2026
Silver price heads into Monday after $65 dip as CME margin hike bites and U.S. data looms

Silver price heads into Monday after $65 dip as CME margin hike bites and U.S. data looms

NEW YORK, Feb 8, 2026, 12:04 PM EST — Market closed. Spot silver rebounded hard on Friday, finishing up 8.6% at $77.33 an ounce—after briefly tumbling below $65 during the Asian session. Still, the metal logged a hefty weekly loss of more than 8.7%. “Huge speculation on the long side,” said Jim Wyckoff, senior analyst at Kitco Metals, as the market digested a softer dollar, some bargain hunting, and renewed headlines tied to U.S.-Iran nuclear negotiations.
Silver price rebound masks fresh stress after CME lifts margins again

Silver price rebound masks fresh stress after CME lifts margins again

New York, Feb 7, 2026, 12:01 EST — Market closed Spot silver staged a sharp turnaround Friday, surging 8.6% to $77.33 an ounce late in the U.S. session after sinking below $65 earlier. Despite the jump, prices were still on track for a weekly slide of more than 8.7%. “What we’re seeing in silver is huge speculation on the long side,” said Jim Wyckoff, senior analyst at Kitco Metals.
Silver price rebounds after falling below $65 as CME margin hikes add to turmoil

Silver price rebounds after falling below $65 as CME margin hikes add to turmoil

New York, February 6, 2026, 13:37 EST — During regular session Spot silver surged 6.3% to $75.70 an ounce on Friday, bouncing back after dipping below $65 earlier in the session. Iran’s top diplomat described nuclear talks with the U.S. in Oman as a “good start,” signaling they’d continue—supporting demand for safe-haven metals. The dollar index fell 0.2%, while spot gold gained 3.5% to $4,935.49. “What we’re seeing in silver is huge speculation on the long side,” noted Jim Wyckoff, senior analyst at Kitco Metals.
Gold price forecast for 2026: $4,746 average eyed after the $5,600 peak — and new margin hikes

Gold price forecast for 2026: $4,746 average eyed after the $5,600 peak — and new margin hikes

New York, Feb 6, 2026, 08:38 EST — Premarket Gold steadied in early trade on Friday after a week of whipsaw moves, as CME Group tightened requirements for traders in U.S. futures markets. The exchange raised initial and maintenance margins on COMEX 100-ounce gold futures to 9% from 8% for Non-HRP accounts, its third hike since a Jan. 13 methodology change, while spot gold was up 2.6% around $4,895 an ounce. Margins are deposits traders post to cover potential losses.
6 February 2026
Silver price today: Spot silver falls over 11% as dollar firms and traders cash out

Silver price today: Spot silver falls over 11% as dollar firms and traders cash out

New York, Feb 5, 2026, 06:04 — Premarket Spot silver dropped again on Thursday, down 11.3% to $78.13 an ounce by 0920 GMT, after tumbling nearly 17% earlier in the session. This came as investors pared risk following a brief two-day rally. The metal slipped on a firmer U.S. dollar and easing geopolitical tensions, which reduced safe-haven appeal. “The market has not found an equilibrium yet,” said Julius Baer analyst Carsten Menke. Saxo Bank’s Ole Hansen pointed to heavy selling once silver failed to break past $90.50—a key resistance level where sellers typically emerge. Adding to the pressure: weaker Chinese demand ahead of Lunar New Year and reports of a sizable short position.
5 February 2026
Silver ETFs crash 21% as MCX silver drops 10% in India, gold whipsaws on dollar and Fed nerves

Silver ETFs crash 21% as MCX silver drops 10% in India, gold whipsaws on dollar and Fed nerves

Silver futures on India’s Multi Commodity Exchange plummeted 10% Thursday, with the March contract sliding Rs 26,850 to Rs 2,42,000 per kg. Gold April contracts dipped 1.51%, ending at Rs 1,50,736 per 10 grams. The Axis Silver ETF hit a low of Rs 216.86. MCX Clearing Corporation announced margin hikes starting Thursday: 4.5% for silver and 1% for gold, with further increases expected Friday. This shift is significant since these products offer retail investors a quick way into bullion. ETFs, which trade like stocks and mirror the metal’s price, can reflect sharp futures moves in portfolio values almost instantly.
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  • Intel (INTC) jumps 6%, hits 25-year high as 18A-P chip process enters risk production
    July 1, 2026, 11:59 AM EDT. Intel (INTC) surged 6.01% to $139.63 on June 30, putting shares at their highest in 25 years after the company said its 18A-P chip process started risk production. The milestone means the chips are one stage away from volume production, delivering 9% more performance at the same power draw. On-time progress is big for Intel, which has struggled with delays, and it gave bulls more reason to stay invested. Though shares have climbed more than 250% in 2026, the average Wall Street price target is still about $99, or 29% below current levels, showing investor hesitation about valuation. Intel's CFO said factory yield improvements could arrive sooner than planned, potentially boosting margins since higher yields would cut costs. Now investors are split on how much of Intel's comeback story is already in the price.
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