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OverUnconfirmedupdated 1 h ago

Oil drops from near six-month highs on hopes Iran war hostilities to ease

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Attention
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Momentum
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Sources
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5 mentions
Platforms
1
News
First detected 26 Oct, 07:27 MYTLatest activity 27 Oct, 13:43ENBMconfidence 59%

What happened

Oil slips but stays near six-month highs on Saudi attacks (Google News Malaysia (EN), 07:27)

The reporting

5 reports
  • theedgemalaysia.com·News·EN·26 Oct, 07:27 MYT

    Oil slips but stays near six-month highs on Saudi attacks

    Read at theedgemalaysia.com
  • Photo: Free Malaysia Today
    Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·26 Oct, 08:50 MYT

    Asian shares start the week cautious as oil prices ease

    Japan's Nikkei dipped 0.8%, after losing 4.0% last week, while South Korean stocks fell 0.4%, having shed almost 19% so far this month. (EPA Images pic) SYDNEY: Share markets got off to a cautious start on Monday as oil eased from six-month highs ahead of a week packed with…

    Read at Free Malaysia Today
  • Photo: Free Malaysia Today
    Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·26 Oct, 18:34 MYT

    Stocks, bonds cautious ahead of ‘formidable’ week for risk

    Brent futures LCOc1 jumped 6.2% last week to their highest weekly close since mid-2022 as Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia stoked energy supply concerns. (Reuters pic) LONDON: Global shares edged up on Monday as oil eased from six-month highs ahead of a week of central bank…

    Read at Free Malaysia Today
  • berita.mediacorp.sg·News·BM·27 Oct, 13:43 MYT

    PERANG TIMUR TENGAH: Harga minyak susut susuli rundingan pakatan Arab Saudi; serangan cetus kebimbangan terhadap bekalan

    Read at berita.mediacorp.sg
  • thestar.com.my·News·EN·26 Oct, 12:00 MYT

    Oil slips from near six-months highs despite supply concerns

    Read at thestar.com.my

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Why it is over

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0255075100bars: up to 1 mentions/hpeak 31NEWnow17:0020:0023:0002:0005:0008:0011:0014:00
Latest 14:01 MYT
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Mentions / h0Velocity0.00/minSources1Platforms1

Timeline

  1. Detected
    First detected (Google News Malaysia (EN)) source
  2. News
    First news outlet reports it (GDELT Global Knowledge Graph) source
  3. State
    Over

    single source and no mention for 24h

Where it started

Google News Malaysia (EN) (News)
26 Oct, 07:27 MYT
Origin confidence 90% · 273 min ahead of the next source
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How it spread

  1. Step 1
    News outlets
    Google News Malaysia (EN)
    07:27

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What we know

  • Covered by 1 established outlet(s): Google News Malaysia (EN)

What we don’t know

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