Markets Dip Ahead of Fed Meeting as Oil Prices Ease, Instacart Gains Fade, and China's Oil Demand Peak Nears
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U.S. markets dipped and Treasury yields rose Tuesday as investors awaited the Fed meeting outcome. Asia-Pacific markets also fell.
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Instacart shares rose 12.3% on their first day of trading, closing at $33.70. The stock initially jumped 40% but gains faded as investors took profits.
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Analysts predict China's oil demand will peak in 3-5 years as the country transitions to carbon neutrality. This could end China's 20-year oil market dominance.
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Among mega-cap tech stocks, one is the "cheapest of all" with long-term potential, says a strategist.
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Oil prices dipped Tuesday, breaking a 3-day rally. Analysts don't think oil spikes will affect rate decisions unless prices keep rising.