Stock Market Today: Oil Gains on Fresh Energy Strikes in Ukraine, Live Updates

Oil prices rise as Ukraine reports Russian strikes amid Trump's diesel deal claims.

Oct 12, 2026

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Stock Market Today: Oil Gains on Fresh Energy Strikes in Ukraine, Live Updates

Oil prices rise as Ukraine reports Russian strikes amid Trump's diesel deal claims.

In brief

Oil prices rise as Ukraine reports Russian strikes amid Trump's diesel deal claims. Oil climbs due to Russian strikes on Ukrainian energy sites and U.S. plans to buy Russian diesel. Originally reported by BizToc.

Trump’s Russian diesel plan

Trump’s plan to buy Russian diesel has drawn criticism from Ukraine and European governments as Kyiv reports Russian strikes on energy sites despite the U.S. president’s ceasefire claim.

Russia hits Ukrainian energy sites

Russia’s strikes on Ukrainian energy sites are testing claims of an energy truce. The dispute is unfolding alongside a U.S. plan to buy Russian diesel, drawing criticism from Ukraine and European governments.

Houthi strikes on Saudi airports

Houthi strikes on Saudi airports

Houthi attacks on Riyadh’s airport have caused deaths and disrupted flights. The strikes heighten security concerns for Saudi Arabia and regional aviation.

Iran steps up attacks

Attacks and reported threats around the Strait of Hormuz are raising concerns about a vital route for global oil shipments. Any prolonged disruption could affect energy prices and supply chains.

Oil prices rise

Oil prices rose as investors assessed geopolitical risks and the start of earnings season. Major U.S. stock indexes moved in different directions at the start of the week.

UK blames Iran for RAF base plot

Britain says Iran was likely behind a suspected plot targeting RAF Fairford and has sanctioned two Iranian nationals. The accusation adds to tensions between London and Tehran.

Cyberattack overheats French fridges

Cyber incidents have disrupted supermarket refrigeration in France and exposed records held by the U.S. Defense Department. The cases underline risks to both essential services and sensitive personal data.

Pacific temperatures fuel fears

An intensifying El Niño is coinciding with extreme weather across the Pacific region. Heavy rains and landslides in Ecuador have damaged thousands of homes.

Sudan faces famine risk

Sudan faces mounting risks from conflict, drought and food insecurity. Reports of deadly air strikes at a gold-mining site underscore the dangers for civilians and workers in the country.

Migrants killed in Djibouti-Yemen boat disaster

A boat carrying migrants from Djibouti to Yemen capsized, killing at least 139 people, according to the International Organization for Migration. The disaster highlights the lethal risks on migration routes across the region.

McDonald’s growth plan faces competition

McDonald’s is counting on chicken and drinks to drive growth, but consumer spending data points to stiff competition from rivals.

North Korea fires ballistic missiles

North Korea launched ballistic missiles toward the Pacific, according to South Korean and Japanese officials. The tests add to security concerns in Northeast Asia.

India voter-roll changes

Protests in India are escalating over revisions to voter lists. Opposition parties say the changes favor Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s party, while authorities have removed more than 130 million names.

Zelensky's readiness for elections

I'm ready for elections.

“I'm ready for elections.”

U.S. stocks open mixed

Oil prices rose as investors assessed geopolitical risks and the start of earnings season. Major U.S. stock indexes moved in different directions at the start of the week.

What it means

Oil climbs due to Russian strikes on Ukrainian energy sites and U.S. plans to buy Russian diesel.

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