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09/09/2026

Wall Street slid Tuesday as Houthi strikes on Saudi energy facilities and fresh US action against Iranian tankers rattled risk sentiment, with oil the biggest mover — Brent topped $99, nearing the psychological $100 mark, while gold fell as Treasury yields climbed. With the calendar unusually quiet today, geopolitics stays firmly in the driver's seat. Saudi authorities reported dozens wounded and fires at multiple Aramco-linked sites in the south, calling it a "dangerous escalation" — any further disruption to Saudi output could keep pushing oil toward $100 and beyond.

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Wall Street slid Tuesday as Houthi strikes on Saudi energy facilities and fresh US action against Iranian tankers rattle...
09/09/2026

Wall Street slid Tuesday as Houthi strikes on Saudi energy facilities and fresh US action against Iranian tankers rattled risk sentiment, with oil the biggest mover — Brent topped $99, nearing the psychological $100 mark, while gold fell as Treasury yields climbed. With the calendar unusually quiet today, geopolitics stays firmly in the driver's seat. Saudi authorities reported dozens wounded and fires at multiple Aramco-linked sites in the south, calling it a "dangerous escalation" — any further disruption to Saudi output could keep pushing oil toward $100 and beyond.

🎉 NFP Prediction Challenge: Final ResultsThe results are in! We're pleased to announce the Top 3 winners of the latest S...
08/09/2026

🎉 NFP Prediction Challenge: Final Results

The results are in! We're pleased to announce the Top 3 winners of the latest Spec Markets NFP Prediction Challenge.

🥇 1st Place: Min Wang
🥈 2nd Place: Houari MADENE
🥉 3rd Place: aridrc

Congratulations to our three winners, and thank you to everyone who took part and submitted a prediction.

Stay tuned for our current and upcoming campaigns. Spec Markets is currently holding the Trading Cup 2026, giving traders the opportunity to compete for a share of a USD $30,000 prize pool.

Once again, congratulations to our winners!

08/09/2026

US markets stayed closed for Monday's bank holiday, keeping trading conditions subdued, though oil kept climbing on the ongoing Middle East conflict, with Brent edging closer to the key $100 mark and WTI also extending gains. The yen was again the standout mover, striking a fresh seven-month high against the dollar, while gold drifted lower in thin conditions. Today's calendar is light, limited to the UK's Monetary Policy Report Hearings, but the return of US traders from the long weekend alongside any fresh geopolitical headlines could spark a pickup in volatility across markets.

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US markets stayed closed for Monday's bank holiday, keeping trading conditions subdued, though oil kept climbing on the ...
08/09/2026

US markets stayed closed for Monday's bank holiday, keeping trading conditions subdued, though oil kept climbing on the ongoing Middle East conflict, with Brent edging closer to the key $100 mark and WTI also extending gains. The yen was again the standout mover, striking a fresh seven-month high against the dollar, while gold drifted lower in thin conditions. Today's calendar is light, limited to the UK's Monetary Policy Report Hearings, but the return of US traders from the long weekend alongside any fresh geopolitical headlines could spark a pickup in volatility across markets.

07/09/2026

US equities slipped Friday after Non-Farm Payrolls surged 162k versus the 56k expected, reviving Fed rate-hike bets to around 60% and sending Treasury yields and the dollar higher. Oil extended its advance on intensifying Middle East hostilities, while gold came under pressure from dollar strength. With US and Canadian markets closed for a bank holiday today, liquidity could be thinner than usual, and traders are watching for further fallout from reported weekend ship strikes in the Strait of Hormuz, which could add fresh volatility to oil and risk sentiment.

Stay informed. Stay ahead.
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US equities slipped Friday after Non-Farm Payrolls surged 162k versus the 56k expected, reviving Fed rate-hike bets to a...
07/09/2026

US equities slipped Friday after Non-Farm Payrolls surged 162k versus the 56k expected, reviving Fed rate-hike bets to around 60% and sending Treasury yields and the dollar higher. Oil extended its advance on intensifying Middle East hostilities, while gold came under pressure from dollar strength. With US and Canadian markets closed for a bank holiday today, liquidity could be thinner than usual, and traders are watching for further fallout from reported weekend ship strikes in the Strait of Hormuz, which could add fresh volatility to oil and risk sentiment.

🚨 Hours away.NFP prints today 8:30 AM ET. Entries close 7:30 AM ET sharp.Final call — drop your forecast now 👇
04/09/2026

🚨 Hours away.

NFP prints today 8:30 AM ET. Entries close 7:30 AM ET sharp.

Final call — drop your forecast now 👇

04/09/2026

US equities rallied Thursday after Fed Governor Waller signaled support for holding rates steady if inflation keeps cooling, pulling Treasury yields lower and lifting risk sentiment. The yen was the standout mover, surging 1.8% on Bank of Japan rate-hike bets, while gold jumped nearly 2% as the dollar weakened. Oil stayed supported with no progress toward a Middle East peace deal. All eyes now turn to today's US jobs report — Non-Farm Payrolls, unemployment and average hourly earnings could reshape Fed rate expectations and drive the next leg for the dollar.

Stay informed. Stay ahead.
👉 Follow Spec Markets for your daily market updates.

US equities rallied Thursday after Fed Governor Waller signaled support for holding rates steady if inflation keeps cool...
04/09/2026

US equities rallied Thursday after Fed Governor Waller signaled support for holding rates steady if inflation keeps cooling, pulling Treasury yields lower and lifting risk sentiment. The yen was the standout mover, surging 1.8% on Bank of Japan rate-hike bets, while gold jumped nearly 2% as the dollar weakened. Oil stayed supported with no progress toward a Middle East peace deal. All eyes now turn to today's US jobs report — Non-Farm Payrolls, unemployment and average hourly earnings could reshape Fed rate expectations and drive the next leg for the dollar.

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