Markets Eye Fed's Powell for Rate Signals as Oil Jumps on Mideast Tensions
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Markets look to Fed Chair Powell's speech on Thursday for signals on interest rates amid Middle East tensions driving up oil prices.
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Israel-Hamas conflict has put markets on edge, pushing up oil and demand for safe havens like gold. Investors focused on whether stubborn inflation will keep rates high.
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Tensions in Middle East adding volatility, with oil prices climbing 7% since Hamas attack on Israel on Oct 7. Iran called for oil embargo on Israel.
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Strong Q3 results lift Netflix shares 13% premarket as streaming giant attracts new subscribers despite Hollywood strikes.
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NY Attorney General sues Gemini, Genesis Capital, Digital Currency Group for $1B crypto fraud tied to collapse of FTX and freezing of Earn accounts.