Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 futures slip Wednesday as Rubio comments lift oil and chip shares cool
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U.S. equity futures weakened as geopolitical rhetoric from the ASEAN meeting and higher estimated costs tied to the Israel-Iran conflict lifted risk premiums. WTI jumped over 4% on renewed supply-risk concerns, while gold rose on haven demand and the dollar index eased slightly. Rates expectations remain anchored with markets largely pricing no July Fed change, keeping the macro impulse mixed as commodities react more sharply than equities or crypto.
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● Medium
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U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said at the ASEAN foreign ministers’ meeting in the Philippines that the other side “is not serious about talks,” adding to geopolitical unease. WTI crude futures rose 4.08% in early trading to $87.78 a barrel, while spot gold gained 0.99% to $4,118.11 an ounce. The remarks were not accompanied by new military action or sanctions, but still prompted a flight-to-safety and supply concerns in commodities.
