Updated 1 November 2026. Brent’s January contract, the front month, last settled at $113.43 a barrel on Friday 30 October, up $2.63; WTI settled at $104.12 (Reuters via CNBC). Seven core OPEC+ members meet online today, and three sources told Reuters on Saturday that the group has agreed in principle to keep December output targets
Updated 1 November 2026. AMD closed Friday 30 October at $504.80, down 10.88 percent from $566.42, on 39.7 million shares, roughly double the volume of the four sessions before it; the intraday low was $492.21 (StockAnalysis). There was no AMD-specific news: Intel’s PC warning pulled the whole chip sector lower. AMD reports third-quarter results on
Updated 1 November 2026. Intel (INTC) goes into Monday at $65.76, Friday’s close after a 28.58 percent fall, and traded at $64.88 after hours (StockAnalysis). Yahoo Finance calculated it as the worst day since 1974. October as a whole took the stock from $120.23 to $65.76, a 45.3 percent loss (StockAnalysis), which 24/7 Wall St.
Updated 1 November 2026. Spot gold ended Friday 30 October at about $3,875 an ounce, down 3.62 percent on the day and 3.74 percent on the week, after a weekly range of $4,082.50 to $3,870.25 (Kitco). Kitco’s weekly survey shows the professionals turning: 10 of 16 Wall Street analysts (63 percent) expect lower prices this
Updated 31 October 2026. Spot gold ended Friday at $3,875.19 an ounce and December COMEX futures settled 3.3 percent lower at $3,898.90 (The Gold Investor; Reuters via Kerala Kaumudi), the lowest levels since October 2025. Gold lost 3.7 percent on the week and about 7.2 percent over the month, its second straight monthly decline. Verdict:
Updated 31 October 2026. SpaceX (NASDAQ: SPCX) closed Friday at $134.72, down $9.17 or 6.37 percent, below its $135 IPO price (Stockanalysis; Motley Fool). The fall broke the $140 level buyers had defended twice in October, after Intel’s weak guidance hit the case for its SpaceX partnership. Verdict: the week ahead starts below the IPO
Dell Technologies did not print a new quarter on Friday. Nasdaq’s official close on 30 October 2026 was $424.30, down $51.21, or 10.77 percent, from Thursday’s $475.51. Forty-two sessions through 31 December 2026 put the bull at $680.90, the base at $419.82 and the bear at $304.12. The street average still sits near $595, as
CoreWeave is being priced as if the Microsoft spend cut cancelled a customer, and the documents do not say that. Nasdaq’s official close on Friday 30 October 2026 was $54.87. From that print, 42 sessions through 31 December 2026 put the bull at $76.07, the base at $41.30, and the bear at $27.48. Those three
Nebius Group is being priced on a Microsoft spend cut that the tape treats as a cancelled build. It is not that. Nasdaq’s official close on Friday 30 October 2026 was $154.14. Forty-two sessions through 31 December 2026 put the bull at $255.14, the base at $120.84 and the bear at $73.42. The base sits
Updated 31 October 2026. Brent’s January contract, now the front month, settled at $113.43 a barrel on Friday 30 October, up $2.63, after the December contract expired at $117.64 (+$2.76, 2.4 percent). WTI settled at $104.12 (+$2.12). Brent finished October up 13.6 percent and WTI up 15.2 percent, the highest levels since late April (Reuters