Stocks dipped Tuesday as traders assess a spike in oil prices and what that could mean for the global economy.

On Tuesday, the number of U.S. job openings dropped to 9.93 million (vs 10.80 million expected) in February. This was the lowest level in nearly two years. USD remains on the downside.

The Nasdaq Composite dipped Monday as a spike in oil prices added another threat to an economy already struggling with Federal Reserve rate hikes and recent turmoil in the banking sector.

Earlier this Tuesday, the Reserve Bank of Australia left its main rates unchanged at 3.6%, as expected. It added that a range of data suggests that inflation has peaked. AUD is consolidating.

Later today, the American Petroleum Institute is expected to report the U.S. crude inventories for the week ending March 31.

On Friday, Canada's data showed that gross domestic product grew 0.5% on month in January, more than +0.3% expected. It grew 0.3% on month in February, also more than -0.1% expected. CAD is consolidat...

On Sunday, in a surprise move, Saudi Arabia and other OPEC+ oil producers announced an oil-output cut of about 1.16 million barrels per day.

Stocks are rising Friday as the markets wrap up a volatile, but winning quarter that saw more Federal Reserve rate tightening and a mini-financial panic spurred on by the collapse of Silicon Valley Ba...

On Thursday, Germany's inflation rate slowed to 7.4% on year in March (vs 7.5% expected). Also, the Eurozone's official economic sentiment indicator was stable at 99.7 in February (vs 99.4 expected). ...

Later today, oil field services company Baker Hughes will report the latest changes in rig counts for the U.S. and Canada.

On Wednesday, Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Shinichi Uchida said that, if conditions turn positive a tweak to the central bank's yield curve control policy will undoubtedly become possible. JPY remain...

The U.S. Energy Department reported a reduction of 7.49 million barrels in crude-oil stockpiles (vs +92,000 barrels expected).

U.S. stocks rose Wednesday as traders looked to recover from a down session, with traders betting the worst is of the banking crisis is over.

US futures are set to rise Wednesday morning as traders looked to recover from a down session.

Before the bell, futures are rebounding after they closed slightly lower yesterday.