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Stocks rise on Wall Street as bond yields ease some more, even while oil prices continue to climb
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· September 3, 2026
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Key points Benchmark US crude also fell, shedding 0. Brent crude traded near $95 a barrel, with a 1% drop to $94.
Oil prices decreased on Thursday, following recent gains. Brent crude traded near $95 a barrel, with a 1% drop to $94.69 per barrel. Benchmark US crude also fell, shedding 0.9% to $90.18 a barrel.
Asian shares mostly rose, with some major companies experiencing gains. SoftBank Group, Tokyo Electron, and Kioxia Holdings were among those that saw increases. However, some companies like Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix saw declines.
Further details on the market trends and the factors influencing oil prices are available. The recent fighting between the US and Iran had previously driven oil prices higher, but US President Donald Trump has commented on the expected duration of the US bombing campaign.
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