U.S. crude oil futures ultimately closed at $83.20 per barrel, up $1.07 from the previous trading day, representing a 1.30% increase. This rise in oil prices may be related to recent changes in the international crude oil market's supply and demand dynamics, as well as fluctuations in the geopolitical landscape. The future trend of crude oil prices will continue to be jointly influenced by various factors such as the global economic recovery outlook and the production policies of major oil-prod

Intercontinental Exchange has issued an announcement: Starting from the trading day on October 5, the US Intercontinental Exchange futures market will officially list financial natural gas condensate, Americas physical crude oil, Americas crude oil, and US crude oil futures and options contracts for open market trading. This will provide more risk management and trading options for practitioners and investors in the related industry chains.

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The Dow Jones closed down 0.7%, the Nasdaq fell 0.12%, and the S&P 500 dropped 0.33%. Among the most actively traded stocks, SanDisk rose 5.5%, Nvidia gained 1.48%, Tesla increased 5.51%, and Micron Technology climbed 2.77%.

On August 12, MSCI (NYSE: MSCI), a leading provider of core decision support tools and services for global institutional investors, announced the results of the August 2026 MSCI Equity Index Quarterly Review. All the index adjustments will officially take effect after the market close on August 31, 2026.