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Ryanair CEO warns fares could rise by up to 20% in 2027 as fuel bill jumps by $2.2 billion

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Nov 2 Evening Brief
Key points
  1. Ryanair CEO warns fares could rise by up to 20% in 2027 as fuel bill jumps by $2.2 billion
  2. Goldman Sachs Raises December Brent Oil Price Forecast to $105
  3. Back to Ryanair
  4. Bitcoin ETFs sink into October outflows with $643M exit after Binance hack
  5. US Dollar Index Price Forecast: DXY slides to 101.75; seems vulnerable below 100-hour SMA
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01Neutral

Ryanair CEO warns fares could rise by up to 20% in 2027 as fuel bill jumps by $2.2 billion

Good evening. Today's main theme is cost pressure and currency weakness, with energy prices and airline fuel bills in focus. Ryanair's chief executive told a business channel that European airfares could rise by as much as 20 percent next year as fuel costs climb. That warning came alongside a higher oil price forecast from Goldman Sachs.

02Neutral

Goldman Sachs Raises December Brent Oil Price Forecast to $105

Goldman Sachs has lifted its December forecast for Brent crude to 105 dollars a barrel. The bank expects the benchmark to stay elevated next year as well. The revision is nearly 17 percent above the previous figure. The move reflects supply risks in the Middle East and from Russia.

03Neutral

Back to Ryanair

Back to Ryanair, the airline's fuel bill is set to jump by 2.2 billion dollars. The chief executive said fares across Europe may be significantly higher as a result. He did not give a precise figure beyond the 20 percent ceiling.

Bitcoin ETFs sink into October outflows with $643M exit after Binance hack

In crypto, United States spot Bitcoin funds ended October with 515 million dollars in net withdrawals. Ether funds saw a record 1.61 billion dollars of monthly outflows. The report linked the exits to a hack at Binance.

05Neutral

US Dollar Index Price Forecast: DXY slides to 101.75; seems vulnerable below 100-hour SMA

On currencies, the dollar index slipped to 101.75 and looked vulnerable below its 100 hour moving average. It had bounced modestly from the 101.60 area on Friday before fresh selling appeared. The Swiss franc held its gains after survey data on Swiss industry. The Australian dollar was among the weakest major currencies ahead of the central bank decision.

06Neutral

Germany retail sales slump in September as consumer weakness adds to ECB's headache

In other news, German retail sales fell 2 percent in September from the previous month, far short of expectations for a small gain. Sales were down 2.3 percent on the year. Silver rose 2.45 percent to near 50 dollars and 35 cents an ounce. And South Korea plans a 12.8 percent budget increase for 2027, including a large investment in semiconductors and data centers.

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Ryanair CEO warns fares could rise by up to 20% in 2027 as fuel bill jumps by $2.2 billion
NeutralCNBC

Ryanair CEO warns fares could rise by up to 20% in 2027 as fuel bill jumps by $2.2 billion

Ryanair CEO warns fares could rise by up to 20% in 2027 as fuel bill jumps by $2.2 billion. Ryanair's CEO Michael O'Leary told CNBC that European airlines may have "significantly higher airfares" of up to 20% next year as fuel costs rise.

NeutralCointelegraph

Bitcoin ETFs sink into October outflows with $643M exit after Binance hack

  • US spot Bitcoin ETFs ended October with $515 million in net withdrawals, while Ether funds posted a record $1.61 billion in monthly outflows.
NeutralFXStreet

US Dollar Index Price Forecast: DXY slides to 101.75; seems vulnerable below 100-hour SMA

  • The US Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks the Greenback against a basket of currencies, struggles to capitalize on Friday's modest bounce from the 101.60 region and attracts fresh sellers at the start of a new week.
NeutralinvestingLive (ForexLive)

Germany retail sales slump in September as consumer weakness adds to ECB's headache

  • Germany September retail sales -2.0% vs +0.4% m/m expected. Prior +1.3%; revised to +1.2%. Germany September retail sales -2.3% y/y. Prior -0.4%; revised to -0.3%. Ouch. Death, taxes, and Germany economic data…
NeutralOilPrice.com

Oil Prices Slide 3% as Hopes for Iran Peace Deal Grow

Crude oil prices started the week with a dip on renewed optimism about a possible peace deal between the United States and Iran, following reports about mediation talks between Iran and Qatar over the weekend. At the…

NeutralCointelegraph

Binance net outflows surge to $5.8B as withdrawals resume after record hack

The exchange says withdrawals surged after some services resumed but have since slowed, with the outflows representing a fraction of its roughly $171 billion in customer assets.

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