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New York Empire State Manufacturing Release Affect on Oil

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A “Terrible” New York Empire State Manufacturing Release: Tyler Richey Quoted in MarketWatch on MSN

Oil prices finish lower as U.S. crude supplies mark a 2-week climb of more than 17 million barrels

WTI crude-oil futures had been trading lower ahead of the inventory data as investors digested a “terrible” New York Empire State Manufacturing release, said Tyler Richey, co-editor at Sevens Report Research.

The economic data “poured some cold water on soft economic landing hopes, while the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas has yet to have a meaningful impact on the global oil markets,” he told MarketWatch.

“As such, the fear-bid in oil has been slowly but steadily unwinding over the last month,” he said.

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Earnings Season Takeaways

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What’s in Today’s Report:

  • Earnings Season Takeaways (More Reasons to Expect A Growth Scare)
  • A Contrarian Case for Long Oil

Futures are little changed following a generally quiet night of news.

Economically, Chinese CPI declined –0.2% y/y, signaling mild deflation and increasing Chinese economic concerns.

Geopolitically, the U.S. struck weapons depots in Syria in response to attacks on U.S. bases in the region and that’s slightly increasing geo-political tensions.

Today focus will remain on economic data and Fed speak. As has been the case, any data or comment that pushes the 10 year Treasury yield higher will likely weigh on stocks.

Economically, the only notable report is weekly Jobless Claims (E: 220K) and that’s slightly deteriorated over the past few weeks.  If that continues and accelerates it could be a short term tailwind for stocks.

Looking at the Fed, there are multiple speakers today but Powel (2:00 p.m. ET) is the only potential market mover.  Other speakers include: Bostic, Barkin, and O’Neill-Paese.

Earnings Season Takeaways

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Tighter Financial Conditions

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Tighter Financial Conditions: Tyler Richey Quoted in MarketWatch on MSN

Oil prices finish lower with concerns of an economic slowdown raising prospects for a supply surplus

The initial drop in oil upon the release of the Fed decision “seemed to be in reaction to the addition of the phrase ‘tighter financial conditions’ for households and businesses,” Tyler Richey, co-editor at Sevens Report Research told MarketWatch. The added wording “implies demand is likely to suffer in the near-to-medium term.”
“With longer-term demand expectations fading with the latest string of disappointing global economic reports we received this week, there is growing concern the physical markets will tip into a surplus in the months or quarter ahead,” said Richey.

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The Longer-Term Outlook For Oil

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The Longer-Term Outlook For Oil: Tyler Richey Quoted in Morningstar

Oil futures give up early gains to finish lower

The longer-term outlook for oil remains much less certain with a significant increase in U.S. oil production “dulling the effects of the OPEC+ output cuts led by Saudi Arabia and Russia,” said Tyler Richey, co-editor at Sevens Report Research.

“With longer-term demand expectations fading with the latest string of disappointing global economic reports we received this week, there is growing concern the physical markets will tip into a surplus in the months or quarter ahead.” 

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Oil Futures

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Oil Futures Briefly Plunged To New Session Lows

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Oil Futures Briefly Plunged To New Session Lows: Tyler Richey Quoted in Morningstar

Oil prices mark first gain in 4 sessions as risks of market disruptions in the Middle East remain

Tyler Richey, co-editor at Sevens Report Research, pointed out that during Wednesday’s session, oil futures briefly plunged to new session lows after a preliminary news headline crossed the wires about Israel agreeing to delay a ground invasion of Gaza, but reports then said the provided reason for the delay was that the Israeli military was awaiting the arrival of U.S. missile support.

All of that “suggests an invasion is still imminent — just not right at this moment,” Richey said.

An implied measure of consumer gasoline demand, known as total motor gasoline supplied, was “largely steady with its smoother four-week moving average rising to a more-than-one-month-high,” said Sevens Report’s Richey. “That firming demand metric amid an unexpected drop in refinery runs last week is likely to result in some near-term pressure on supply, which is bullish for energy prices.”

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Oil Futures

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The Israel-Hamas Conflict in the Middle East

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The Israel-Hamas conflict in the Middle East: Tyler Richey Quoted in MorningStar

Oil prices inch higher after losing much of their war premium during a 3-session decline

“The Israel-Hamas conflict in the Middle East remains top of mind and the threat to the regions oil resources and infrastructure continue to warrant a fear bid in the oil market,” Tyler Richey, co-editor at Sevens Report Research, told MarketWatch.

However, “the lack of material escalation since the initial attacks by Hamas has seen some of that fear bid unwind as the conflict has been largely contained up to this point,” he said.

All of that “suggests an invasion is still imminent — just not right at this moment,” said Richey.

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It’ll be Very Hard for This Market to Rally

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What Would Stop the Bond Market Selloff?

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What’s in Today’s Report:

  • What Would Stop the Bond Market Selloff? (Fundamental and Technical Perspectives)
  • October Flash PMI Takeaways – More Goldilocks Data (Chart)

Stock futures are trading lower as investors digest a mixed start to big tech earnings and a moderate rise in yields.

On the earnings front, GOOGL is down 6.75% this morning as cloud revenue missed estimates. While MSFT is up 3.30% amid a broadly positive quarterly earnings report bolstered by positive AI growth metrics.

Today, focus will be on economic data early with New Home Sales (E: 685K). From there focus will turn to the bond markets as there is a 5-Yr Treasury Note Auction at 1:00 p.m. ET that has the potential to move yields and impact equities (any further retreat in yields will be welcomed by investors).

Fed Chair Powell will be speaking after the close (4:35 p.m. ET). That is likely to result in some hesitation in the afternoon as traders position/hedge ahead of his post-close commentary.

Earnings season remains in full swing as well with quarterly results due from BA (-$3.05), TMO ($5.60), and GD ($2.87) this morning. While tech giants META ($3.62) and IBM ($2.12) report after the close.

What Would Stop the Bond Market Selloff?

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Rising Oil Prices Will Continue to Act as a Headwind

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Rising Oil Prices Will Continue to Act as a Headwind: Tom Essaye Quoted in Barron’s

Stocks Open Lower Amid Rising Tensions in the Middle East

“Looking into today’s session, there will remain considerable focus on the conflict between Israel and Hamas amid Biden’s visit to the region and if no progress is made towards a ceasefire, rising oil prices will continue to act as a headwind on risk assets,” writes Sevens Report Research’s Tom Essaye.

President Joe Biden arrived in Tel Aviv to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. President Biden’s trip to Israel followed the explosion of a hospital in Gaza.

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Rising oil prices

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Israel Readies For A Potential Invasion

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Israel Readies For A Potential Invasion: Tom Essaye Quoted in Barron’s

Energy Stocks Gain as Oil Prices Rise

The Middle East is a critical region for crude supply. The ongoing war between Israel and Hamas poses a risk to oil supply, and the escalation does not look likely to ease anytime soon.

“Israel warned more than one million residents to evacuate southern Gaza in the next 24 hours as it readies for a potential invasion and oil is rallying 3% as a result,” Tom Essaye, founder of the Sevens Report, wrote Friday.

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Israel Readies For A Potential Invasion

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CPI Preview: Good, Bad, and Ugly

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CPI Preview: Good, Bad, and Ugly – Start a free trial of The Sevens Report.

What’s in Today’s Report:

  • CPI Preview: Good, Bad, & Ugly
  • “Soft Components” of the NFIB Small Business Optimism Index Fall to GFC Lows
  • Chart – Equal-Weighted S&P 500 Index (RSP) Remains in Steep Downtrend, Underscoring Thin Market Breadth

U.S. equity futures are modestly higher this morning despite escalating tensions in the Middle East overnight as investors embrace a continued pullback in global bond yields after steady inflation data in the EU overnight.

Economically, German CPI was unchanged from August, coming in at 4.5% y/y in September, meeting estimates. The inline inflation print is helping bonds continue to stabilize and supporting modest risk-on money flows this morning.

Today, focus will be on economic data early with PPI (E: 0.3% m/m. 1.2% y/y) and Core PPI (E: 0.2% m/m, 2.1% y/y) due out ahead of the bell.

From there focus will turn to the Fed with multiple officials scheduled to speak: Waller, Bostic, Collins. Additionally, the latest FOMC meeting minutes will come at 2:00 p.m. ET.

Bottom line, if PPI is more or less inline with estimates and the FOMC minutes and Fed chatter over the course of the day continue to support the less-hawkish narrative of recent. Then this week’s rally can continue, however and reversal back higher in yields will pressure stocks and other risk assets.

CPI Preview: Good, Bad, & Ugly

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