U.S. Crude Oil Surpasses $100 for the First Time Since May
Summary
U.S. crude oil prices climbed above $100 per barrel as markets react to escalating Middle East tensions and risks of supply disruption.
Prepared by the newsroom with AI assistance; the original link is always provided
U.S. crude oil has climbed above $100 per barrel again, returning to a level not seen since May. The surge comes as energy markets brace for a prolonged conflict involving Iran.
Oil prices remain elevated amid persistent concerns that mounting geopolitical tensions in the Middle East could further exacerbate disruptions to global supply chains.
Source: CNBC
Read the original →Latest news
Bank CenterCredit Repurchases Shares for 18.2B Tenge on KASE
Bank CenterCredit JSC has repurchased 4.1 million of its common shares on the Kazakhstan Stock Exchange for 18.2 billion tenge.
Source: KASE
Home Credit Bank Bonds Added to KASE T+ List
Starting October 8, Home Credit Bank bonds (KZQ000001213, HCBNe1) will be included in the KASE T+ List.
Source: KASE
KASE Publishes Member Activity Rankings for September 2026
Kazakhstan Stock Exchange has released its exchange member activity rankings for September 2026 on its official website.
Source: KASE
KASE Index rises 0.25% to 7,862.81 points
On October 7, the KASE Index climbed by 0.25% to settle at 7,862.81 points.
Source: KASE