Brent crude surged toward $108 a barrel in Asian trading on Monday, September 28, after President Trump rejected Iran's Hormuz plan, but the rally faded as the day wore on and the benchmark settled near $105.
As oil climbed on Monday, September 28, after President Trump rejected Iran's Hormuz plan, market reports reported the White House is weighing relief involving red-dyed diesel. Here is what that fuel is and why it matters.
● GOWell Technology (GOW) closed at $1.99 on Monday, down 37.03% from $3.16, its first session under the GOW ticker.
A full week of ship crossings through the Strait of Hormuz now roughly equals a single day of traffic before the war, a stark gap that kept oil prices elevated on Monday, September 28.
GOWell Energy Technology (NASDAQ:GOW), a penny stock, was among the notable decliners in US markets on Monday, September 28, 2026, closing the session down 37.03% at $1.99. It began trading on Nasdaq under the GOW symbol at that session's open, following the closing of …
Fervo Energy (NASDAQ:FRVO) was among the notable decliners in US markets on Monday, September 28, 2026, closing the session down 7.08% at $14.11. The company is a next-generation geothermal power developer working to bring enhanced geothermal systems to commercial scale.
Crude jumped by more than $4 a barrel early on Monday, September 28, after President Trump rejected Iran's Hormuz plan, but by the settlement most of that surge had evaporated.
● Chevron (CVX) closed at $206.37 on Monday, up from $204.45, one of the Dow's gainers as crude prices rose.
● Bloom Energy (BE) closed at $262.87 on Monday, down from $288.70, a fall of about 9% after Friday's sharp jump.
● Bloom Energy (BE) closed at $262.87 on Monday, down from $288.70, despite a new Philadelphia 76ers jersey-patch partnership.