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Retail sales in Russia rose by 0.7% year-on-year in January 2026, down sharply from a 3.9% increase in December and falling short of analysts’ expectations of a 1.7% gain. This was the weakest expansion in retail sales since the downturn recorded in March 2023, reflecting slower growth in spending on both food products (including beverages) and tobacco (0.8% vs 2.2% in Decemb...


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US heating oil futures edged down to $3.23 per gallon, hovering near their highest levels since September 2023, as large domestic inventory builds partly offset geopolitical risk. EIA data showed an unexpected 0.4 million-barrel increase in distillate stocks for the week ended February 27th, compared with expectations for a 2.6 million-barrel draw. This surplus emerged even a...


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US crude oil inventories rose by 3.475 million barrels to 439.3 million in the week ending February 27, surpassing expectations of a 2.3 million-barrel increase. Stockpiles at the Cushing, Oklahoma delivery hub also expanded, up 1.564 million barrels. Distillate inventories—which include diesel and heating oil—climbed by 0.429 million barrels to 120.8 million, defying forecas...


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The yield on the US 10-year Treasury note edged up 2 bps to 4.09% on Wednesday, marking a third straight session of gains as investors digested developments in the Iran conflict, tariff news, and fresh economic data.

According to a New York Times report, Iranian operatives have signaled a willingness to discuss terms for ending the conflict, prompting a pullback in oil ...


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Rubber futures fell below 200 US cents per kilogram, reaching a one-week low, pressured in part by declining oil prices that make synthetic substitutes more competitive. The move came after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that the Trump administration would support oil tankers operating in the Persian Gulf. At the same time, subdued demand from a leading buyer cont...


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