Shares fight for instruction when Donald Trump announces a new 25% large truck rate

Shell (Shel.l) said it expects the gas unit to be “significantly higher” in the third quarter than in the last three months.

Following the renewal of the trade update on Tuesday, Shell proposed production recommendations for its integrated natural gas split from 910,000 to 950,000 barrels per day (BOE/D) in the third quarter. This is compared to the previously led range from 910,000 to 970,000.

However, the Anglo-Olanda oil major said he hoped that the trade and optimization of this division would be “significantly higher” than in the second quarter.

Shell has increased the prospect of producing liquidated natural gas (LNG) to 7 million to 7.4 million metric tones compared to previous recommendations from 6.7 to 7.3 million metric tones.

The company predicted that in the third quarter the most popular oil production production will be between 1.79 and 1.89 million BOEDs.

Shell also said it is expected to report $ 11.60 per barrel refining margin in the third quarter, which will be more than $ 8.90 recorded in the last three months.

Tuesday’s trade renewal gives investors an idea of ​​what to expect when Shell releases all the results of the third quarter on October 30.

Shell’s shares rose 2% shortly shortly after the market was opened on Tuesday morning, the second largest FTSE 100 (^FTSE) at the Gainer writing.

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Donald Trump has announced that the new rates of imported trucks in the United States will begin at the beginning of next month.

From November 1 Everyone in the US imported medium to heavy trucks will face a 25% rate rate as the US president increases his efforts to protect US companies from foreign competition.

When publishing the social site of his truth, Trump said:

This announcement will appear in the day while he was holding Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in the White House.

Northern Ireland once again leads to the fastest annual inflation of real estate prices, while the average value of the property increased by 6.5% in the last year (decreased by 7.9% last month), data showed. Conventional homes now cost £ 216,496, although prices remain significantly lower than the UK average.

Meanwhile, Scotland recorded 4.5% annual price increases in September to an average of £ 215,588. In Wales, property values ​​increased by 1.9% per year to £ 227,845.

In England, in the northeast, the strongest annual growth was recorded with prices increased by 4.8% to £ 180,443, followed by Northwest (3.9%).

In the southwest, the second consecutive price decreased by 0.2% in the last year (earlier 0.7%), with prices now £ 303,067.

Prices in London (0.6%) and southeast price (0.2%) rose only a little per year (0.6%)Is it When capital remains the most expensive part of the UK and the average value of the assets is £ 543,497.

The average UK housing prices fell by 0.3%in September, and £ 794 decreased the deletion profit in August, and the typical home expenditure increased to £ 298,184.

Every year in September Prices increased by 1.3%, the lowest annual rate from 2024. April, based on the latest Halifax home price index.

As for the closure of the US government, a new vote on the Stopgap draft law to update the government was announced last night. The vote failed as expected when there was a difference between 52-42, as the Republican leadership needed 60 votes to exalt the draft law.

At the end of Monday, President Trump told reporters that he was open to negotiations with Democrats on healthcare subsidies, saying, “We are talking to Democrats, and very good things can happen to health care.”

Although the Senate minority leader Schumer denied the lawsuit, he remained open to discuss subsidies.

The comments indicate that there was a way to the agreement, but the betting markets continue to see a major exclusion. The Polmaarket now offers 68% of the likelihood that the closure will not end at least by October 15, compared to 74% to the President Trump’s comments.

Polymaarket also cost 22% probability that this shutdown breaks down a 35 -day record.

Asian stocks were uneven overnight as trade volumes remain small due to the holiday market in China, Hong Kong and South Korea.

Nikkei (^N225) that day in Japan ended with a bottle of 4.75%on Monday, which was the best result from April when it responded to a 90 -day mutual extension.

Early morning data revealed that Japanese household costs increased faster than expected in August, indicating that consumers feel relatively optimistic, which is a positive indicator of private consumption.

Consumer spending increased by 2.3%in August, compared to the fourth consecutive age of growth and significantly surpasses the average market forecast, which will increase by 1.2%.

Meanwhile, Japan’s 30 -year -old auction was higher than its 12 -month average, facilitating investors’ concerns after the Sanae Trakaichi victory over the election weekend. The 30 -year -old JGB yields decreased by 2.6bps and the trade is 3.28%and the 10 -year -old JGBS decreased by -0.5bps, currently 1.68%as we go to the press.

During the pond, Volstryte was unprotected in the US markets about questions in Europe or in the ongoing closure. The S&P 500 (^GSPC) rose by 0.4% and the Tech-Heavy Nasdaq (^ISIC) was 0.7% higher-apab to new record heights. Dow Jones (^DJI) lost 0.1%.

Good morning and welcome to our Markets Live blog. As usual, we will deeply dive into what is moving markets and will take place throughout the world’s economy.

We have data permits on the coming day, including US trade balance and German factory orders in August. Otherwise, the central bank speakers are the ECB president Lagarde, ECB Nagelis and Fed Bostic, Bowman, Miran and Kashkari.

Here’s an instant view of what is on the agenda:

• 7 p.m.: Trade updates: CVS Group, Imperial brands, Lion Trust Asset Management, Victoria Plumbing, Angling Direct

• 7 p.m.: Halifax house price index

• 8 p.m.: ABTA report on industrial travel trends

• 2 pm: IMF to release your global financial stability report chapter

• 5:30 p.m.: FCA edition was issued in the consultation due to the proposed car funding scheme. SHELL Quarter Update (so not all Q3 results)