Gasoline demand in the states has been tepid, but a potentially weaker US dollar should bode well for U.S. gasoline products and the global crude trade in general.

However, other than the ugly tail, there was not true damage to the critical floor that was developing.

Ahead of the Federal Reserve's policy decision, Bill Baruch joined the CNBC Halftime report from Huntington Beach to discuss expectations, the tech landscape, and where stocks can go from here. #SPY #CNBC...

Last night’s API print was bearish, showing a build of nearly 2mln bbls of crude stockpiles while showing a build in gasoline and distillates as well.

According to the CME FedWatch Tool, there is a 63% probability that the committee will cut rates by 50 basis points, while the remaining 37% favors a 25 basis point cut. Here's what we're thinking..

The main mover this week is the Fed decision tomorrow, where traders are split between a 25bps and 50bps cut. Volatility is likely to be the theme for the week as traders try and gauge a weaker economic...

Upgrades, partnerships, and news across the tech space (HPE, DELL, INTC, AMZN, MSFT) are fueling strength in E-mini S&P and E-mini NQ futures overnight.

For the week, all eyes are on the Fed, which makes its rate cut decision on Wednesday. The trade is split between a 25bps or 50bps cut from the Fed, with probabilities slightly favoring a 50bps cut.

Last week was characterized by what we saw as slowing inflation on the August reports (both CPI and PPI). Many components within Wednesday’s CPI report continued their downward trajectory.

Markets have been supported by a general risk on tone and solid fundamental data in the current term. Forward looking balance sheets still look concerning