Kai Rizdahl

I may be missing a heavy metal in there somewhere.

That's tomorrow on the Marketplace Morning Report on the radio, online.

or, of course, on the podcast platform of your choice.

You can say that again, pal.

First, though, let's do the numbers.

Dow Industrials down 466 today.

That's nine-tenths percent, 48,996.

The Nasdaq found 37 points in the couch cushions.

That's about two-tenths percent, 23,584.

The S&P 500 down 24 points, a third of one percent, 69 and 20 for the day.

Chevron is teaming up with the private equity firm Quantum Energy Partners to buy the international assets of the sanctioned Russian oil company Lukoil.

The deal is valued at $22 billion.

It includes gas production, refining facilities, and 2,000 gas stations across Europe.

Chevron, which is, as of course you know by now, the only U.S.

oil major that's been operating in Venezuela, down 0.9% today.

Some of the others, four days out from the events of Saturday.

ExxonMobil down 2.1%.

ConocoPhillips sank 3.25%.

Bond prices went up.

The yield on the 10-year T-note down just a touch, 4.15%.