Stocks edge higher with Q3 earnings, inflation in focus; Evergrande misses third series of bond payments; Tesla notches record September sales in China; Bitcoin has all-time highs in sight and Southwest vows to return to normal service following weekend cancellation chaos. Here are five things you must know for Tuesday, October 12.

U.S. oil prices extended their rally to a seventh straight week Monday, adding to inflation concerns that could dictate market direction heading into the start of the third quarter earnings season.

Stocks edge lower as inflation concerns accelerate; Oil extends five week rally amid global energy crunch; Goldman trims U.S. growth forecasts; Q3 earnings seasons kick-in and Southwest cancels 1,800 domestic flights. Those stories and more in today's 'Five Things You Must Know Before the Market Opens,' presented by theStreet.

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With energy prices retreating from multi-year highs, and a possible deal to lift the debt ceiling in sight, Wall Street stocks are looking at a solid opening bell Thursday.

Stocks gain as energy prices ease; McConnell offers Debt ceiling olive branch; General Motors paves road to EV riches; Costco impresses with September sales boost and Biden and Xi unveil plans for some Zoom diplomacy. Here are five things you must know for Thursday, October 7.

A surge in global energy prices is stoking inflation concerns that could stall the post-pandemic recovery, putting Wall Street on the defensive in early Wednesday trading.

Stock slump as energy prices stoke new inflation fear; natural gas hits fresh record peak, oil tests $80 a barrel; Zuckerberg hits back at Facebook whistleblower allegations, Walmart installs new COO as supply chain challenges mount and Biden says Senate Democrats may bypass filibuster to lift debt ceiling. Here are five things you must know for Wednesday, October 6.

Bargain hunters are eyeing beaten-down tech stocks Tuesday, while an extended rally in global crude prices is helping the Dow look to a modest opening bell rebound.