S&P Dow Jones Indices confirmed it will not allow accelerated inclusion for the upcoming SpaceX listing, meaning the stock will need to meet the standard 12‑month trading history before entering major benchmarks such as the S&P 500, delaying an expected wave of passive inflows. The decision adds another layer of timing uncertainty for index‑tracking capital while broader risk sentiment and equity flows continue to influence energy benchmarks including Oil – US Crude and Natural Gas.
Over the past month, US crude futures have fallen about 8.8%, reflecting softer demand expectations and a recalibration of macro risk, with the 1‑day technical stance registered as a cautious Hold. In contrast, natural gas prices have climbed roughly 21.3% in the same period on tighter supply dynamics and seasonal positioning, and the near‑term technical view points to a Buy bias, underscoring diverging trends within the energy complex. Investors can explore more updates, prices, and analysis across global markets at Commodities.