Brent Crude Oil Rose Above $85 A Barrel, Up 0.40% On The Day

The Yield On 10-year UK Government Bonds Rose 6 Basis Points To 5.0%

U.S. Retail Sales Posted Modest Growth In June, With Lower Gasoline Spending Weighing On The Overall Performance

The Yield On The Two-year U.S. Treasury Note Rose 3.39 Basis Points To 4.162%

The Yield On The 10-year U.S. Treasury Note Rose 3.65 Basis Points To 4.582%

U.S. Core Retail Sales In June Amounted To USD 625.024 Billion, Compared To The Previous Reading Of USD 623.444 Billion

The Four-week Moving Average Of Initial Jobless Claims In The U.S. For The Week Ending July 11 Stood At 214,250, Revised From The Previously Reported 218,750 To 219,000

Continuing Claims For Unemployment Insurance In The U.S. For The Week Ended July 4 Stood At 1.805 Million, Compared With An Expectation Of 1.815 Million And A Previously Reported Figure Of 1.814 Million Revised Upward To 1.821 Million

The Philadelphia Fed's Manufacturing Employment Index For July In The U.S. Stood At 10, Compared To A Previous Reading Of 7.9

U.S. Retail Sales Rose By 0.5% Month-over-month In June, Matching The Expected Gain Of 0.5%, While The Prior Month's Figure Was Revised Upward From 0.70% To 0.8%

The Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index For July Came In At 41.4, The Highest Level Since November 2021

WTI Crude Oil Touched $80 Per Barrel, Up 0.35% On The Day

According To A Reuters Poll, The UAE Economy Is Expected To Contract By 0.5% In 2026 And Grow By 5.8% In 2027 (compared With Forecasts Of 0.0% And 5.4% In The April Survey)

According To A Reuters Survey, Saudi Arabia's Economy Is Projected To Grow By 1.4% In 2026 And 6.0% In 2027 (compared With Forecasts Of 2.6% And 4.5% In The April Survey)

The Baltic Dry Index Fell 3.04% To 2,840 Points