Weight Loss Injections Boost Skincare Sales
The rise in popularity of weight loss injections is positively impacting the sales of beauty and skincare products, as reported by L'Oréal.2 sourcesSee all sources
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Commodities news — October 23, 2026
Publications tagged with Commodities published on October 23, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.
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Brent Crude Oil Price Surpasses $117
The global price of Brent crude oil has been on an upward trajectory, reaching a significant milestone today. After hovering around $115, the price of a barrel of Brent crude oil surpassed $117, marking the highest level since the ceasefire between Iran and the US. This increase comes despite a 2.71% rise in today's oil price, which currently stands at over $116.2 per barrel.11 sourcesSee all sources
Oil Prices Surge Amid Houthi Attacks on Saudi Arabia
Oil prices surged to near six-month highs on Thursday and Friday, with Brent crude futures breaching the $110-a-barrel mark, as Houthi forces targeted Saudi Arabia's civilian and energy infrastructure. The attacks escalated concerns over oil supply disruptions in West Asia. Brent crude reached its highest level since May, with prices surging to $114.94 a barrel on Friday. The surge comes amid reported Houthi strikes on Saudi Arabia's Shaybah oil field, Dammam airport, and Yanbu, alongside a U.S. order for non-emergency staff to leave Saudi Arabia.13 sourcesSee all sources
Apple's iPhone Duo Launch: Limited Stock, High Demand
Apple's first foldable smartphone, the iPhone Duo, launched on October 23 with limited in-store stock due to high demand. Pre-orders sold out quickly, with shipping estimates slipping to January. Apple increased production by 44% due to strong pre-orders. Customers lined up days early, but many were left disappointed due to limited stock.38 sourcesSee all sources
SpaceX Eyes 80,000 U.S. Cell Sites for Wireless Carrier
SpaceX is in negotiations to secure access to at least 80,000 cell tower sites across the U.S., aiming to establish itself as the fourth nationwide wireless carrier. The company, owned by Elon Musk, has already purchased low-band spectrum and received FCC approval for 15,000 satellites to connect directly to phones. Talks are underway with major tower companies like Crown Castle to facilitate these plans.6 sourcesSee all sources