Commodities (Crude Oil & Copper) & Macro Outlook

According to Guru Club, Shanghai crude oil futures rose 6% on September 2, trading at 675.70 yuan per barrel.

On Tuesday, September 1, ICE UK Natural Gas Futures surged 9.21% in late European trading, while TTF benchmark Dutch natural gas futures rose 4.99%. ICE EU carbon emission allowances increased 0.33%.

According to Iranian state television, Brent crude oil surged 4.0% intraday to $94.12 per barrel on September 1 following reports of an explosion in southern Iran. The incident's impact on regional oil supply remains under

According to reports, WTI crude oil surged to $88 per barrel intraday on September 1 with a 1-day gain of 3.04%. Brent crude rose to $92.8 per barrel, up 2.77% for the day. The moves followed reports of a U.S. strike inside Iranian

According to Israeli media, WTI crude oil rose 4.0% intraday to $89.19 per barrel on September 1, following reports that the U.S. conducted airstrikes in Iranian territory.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Tuesday that trade talks with the United States cannot resume until Washington stops "doing memes." The remarks came one week before Canada imposes retaliatory tariffs on C$27.6 billion

WTI crude oil and Brent crude rose 0.6 dollars per barrel intraday, now trading at $86.28 per barrel and $91.44 per barrel respectively.

During 08:00–08:15 UTC on September 1, 2026, BTC edged down 0.41%, with a price range of 78,272.4–78,663.8 USDT and a price amplitude of 0.50%. Over the past 24 hours, BTC gained only about 0.23%, with an intraday trading range of $77,694–$79,249, indicating overall consolidation at elevated levels rather than sharp volatility. The primary driver of this market move was Strategy’s aggressive purchase of 4,603 BTC for $369.7 million, bringing its total holdings above 845k BTC. As the world’s larg

According to Marisks, a Greek maritime risk management company, two supertankers were struck by projectiles in the Strait of Hormuz on September 1.

According to official filings, Iraq set minimum prices for crude oil shipments to be delivered in September outside the Hormuz Strait through a tender process.

According to Yonhapinfomax, the dollar-yen exchange rate rose 0.07% to 159.848 yen on September 1 amid escalating Middle East tensions. The U.S. military destroyed an Iranian rocket launch facility on Larak Island in the Strait of Hormuz on August 30, prompting Iran to attack American military

The dollar-yen exchange rate rose 0.07% to 159.848 yen as of 2:54 PM on the 1st amid Middle East tensions. International oil prices climbed on concerns of escalating regional instability, with West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures temporarily hitting $87 per barrel in Asian markets. The oil pr

According to Jin10 Futures, on September 1, the Dalian Commodity Exchange reported the following warehouse receipts for chemical futures: polyethylene 4,273 units (unchanged from previous trading day); polyvinyl chloride 119,794 units (up 404 units); polypropylene 28,906 units (unchanged); ethylene

According to Bitget, WTI crude oil rose 1% to $86.26 per barrel on September 1.

According to market schedules, manufacturing PMI final readings for France, Germany, and the eurozone for August will be released within the next 10 minutes. Additionally, London Metal Exchange (LME) inventory changes for copper, aluminum, and nickel as of September 1 will be published within 20 min

According to Guru Club, on September 1, China's commodity futures market closed mostly higher, with ethylene glycol surging over 6% and methanol gaining over 5%.

According to a forum held at South Korea's National Assembly on Sept 1, academics and industry officials raised concerns over the government's proposed consolidation of five state-owned power generators into a single entity. Soongsil University Professor Lee You-soo noted that the five companies

Brent crude gained over 1% intraday today, trading at $91.24 per barrel.

According to Shanghai Futures Exchange, copper, aluminum, zinc, gold, and silver futures warehousing receipts showed mixed movements on September 1. Copper futures receipts fell to 29,766 tons, down 574 tons from the previous trading day. Aluminum dropped to 238,373 tons, declining 3,321 tons.