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• Dow industrials move back above 33,000 mark as Monday gains mount
  Stocks remained solidly higher early Monday, rising after the S&P 500 logged a third straight weekly...
  Stocks remained solidly higher early Monday, rising after the S&P 500 logged a third straight weekly gain as earnings season hits the home stretch and investors look ahead to a July consumer-price index reading later this week. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 254 points, or 0.8%, to 33,057 --- a finish above 32,877.66 would see the blue-chip gauge exit its market correction, according to Dow Jones Market Data. The S&P 500 SPX, 0.89% was up 0.8% at 4,180, while the Nasdaq Composite COMP, 1.31% gained 1.3% o trade at 12,803.
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• Russia is undercutting Saudi Arabia by selling discounted oil
  The sanctioned nation is finding buyers in Asia by imposing attractive discounts on crude barrels, Bloomberg...
  The sanctioned nation is finding buyers in Asia by imposing attractive discounts on crude barrels, Bloomberg data shows. As Western customers shun Moscow, those cheap supplies are heading to India and China. 
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• Gas prices remain roughly 30% higher than a year ago, but demand is now matching levels seen during the pandemic
  EIA data shows that demand for fuel dropped to the same rate as July 2020, when COVID-19 kept drivers...
  EIA data shows that demand for fuel dropped to the same rate as July 2020, when COVID-19 kept drivers off the roads. This is where the US energy landscape stands now.
  
  
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• So Friday's jobs data was strong, but experts are sounding the alarm?
   Yes — because an extra-hot labor market effectively confirms the Federal Reserve is going...
   Yes — because an extra-hot labor market effectively confirms the Federal Reserve is going to keep hiking interest rates to stem inflation. 
  
  Bank of America analysts pointed out the surging labor market foreshadows a slowdown because it mimics the lead-up to recessions in 2001 and 2008.
  
  The Fed's tightening cycle will weaken momentum in the labor market, they noted, which tips the economy closer to a recession.
  
  And Friday's strong reading means the Fed has no reason to ease its aggressive policy path.
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• OPEC warns of severely limited excess capacity of oil
  The shortfall of global oil supplies sent prices up more than 50% this year, and the group of oil exporting...
  The shortfall of global oil supplies sent prices up more than 50% this year, and the group of oil exporting countries warned this week the shortage probably will continue beyond 2023.  The current problem for consumers is the obvious shortage of petroleum as the global economy expands.
  
  OPEC noted that “preliminary data for OECD commercial oil stocks level stood at 2,712 million barrels in June 2022, which was 163 million barrels lower than the same time last year, and 236 million barrels below the 2015-2019 average and that emergency oil stocks have reached their lowest levels in more than 30 years.”
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