Nasdaq futures lost 2%, with traders blaming an earnings warning from Snap, while S&P 500 futures fell 1.25%
Prices are supported by solid demand heading into the peak US driving season, which lasts until September and a softer dollar
Luxury goods group has its worst day in at least 22 years after flagging a global environment that is the “most unsettled” it has experienced for a number of years
Weak Chinese economic data is weighing on oil prices, as the lockdown measures are having a direct impact on the world’s second-largest market
Miners rebounded after recent losses, lifting the all share index 2%
With European natural gas prices soaring, it is inevitable some spillover into oil will occur, one analyst says
Cryptocurrencies have been swept up in a sell-off across higher risk assets
Business Day TV talks to Luno’s Marius Reitz