Crude-Oil Futures Advance 5% As OPEC+ Disrupts Fed-Pivot Wagers: Markets Wrap

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Bloomberg2023-04-03

Global markets made a shaky start to the second quarter of 2023 as OPEC+ group’s surprise plan to cut oil production stoked fears of elevated inflation and pushed traders to prune their wagers on a ...

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Those bets were now being revised: Money markets raised the probability of a quarter-point interest-rate hike in May to 65% from 55% seen earlier.“The impact of this will feed into inflation data globally and means that inflation may take longer to return to target,” said Mark Dowding, the chief investment officer at BlueBay Asset Management. “This will mean that interest rates, once they peak, will need to stay at higher levels for longer.”Brent crude headed for the biggest gain since April 2022 while West Texas Intermediate was poised for the best day since May. The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies including Russia pledged on Sunday to make the cuts from next month that will exceed 1 million barrels a day, with Saudi Arabia leading the way with 500,000 barrels.A subgroup index of energy stocks in Europe jumped 3.7%, the most since November. BP Plc, Shell Plc and TotalEnergies SE, each of which rose more than 4%, contributed two-thirds of the gauge’s gains. 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The dollar was marginally higher, mostly driven by losses for the yen. The Japanese currency weakened as data showed confidence among the nation’s large manufacturers has worsened, adding to the case for the central bank to maintain ultra-easy monetary settings a while longer.Other haven assets failed to see a bid too. Gold dropped for a second day, while the Swiss franc weakened against both the dollar and euro. In the alternatives universe, Bitcoin erased losses, holding above $28,000 apiece.Treasury yields rose across the curve, with UK and German government bonds joining the selloff. The dollar was marginally higher, mostly driven by losses for the yen. The Japanese currency weakened as data showed confidence among the nation’s large manufacturers has worsened, adding to the case for the central bank to maintain ultra-easy monetary settings a while longer.Other haven assets failed to see a bid too. 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