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Will not hesitate to act if inflation was at risk of staying above target for a prolonged periodWe can do little
As energy prices continue to stay elevated, there are growing worries that the latest development will derail the economic recovery in
FUNDAMENTAL OVERVIEWOil prices continue to consolidate around the recent highs as the US-Iran war enters the fourth week. On Friday, the
FUNDAMENTAL OVERVIEWGold bounced on Thursday after a couple of de-escalatory looking news turned the risk sentiment around. Unfortunately, the mood soured
It's looking rough out there and there is not much of any room for shelter. There is a rout in bonds,
For some context, the fiscal year 2025 preliminary figure was 5.46%. That was then watered down to 5.25% once we got
Monday starts quietly, with no significant events scheduled for the FX market. Overall, it’s a light week for data, with the
Goldman Sachs is joining in on the bandwagon in revising their call ahead of the ECB meeting next month. They had
EUROPEAN SESSIONIn the European session, we don't have much on the agenda other than the Spanish trade balance that won't change
Gold is down another 4% today as it closes in on $4,300 while silver is down 6% on the day as
There aren't any major expiries to take note of for the day, with the full list seen below.There is a large-ish
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) have come out to say that they will be "determined to respond to any threat
It's a brand new week but the main focus in markets stay on the Middle East. The US-Iran conflict drags on
Warsh faces turbulent Fed transition as inflation, politics and oil shock collide.Japan weighs cutting inflation-linked bond buybacks as demand risesICYMI: Fitch
Warsh’s potential Fed leadership comes at a uniquely difficult moment, with rising inflation, political pressure, and transition uncertainty complicating the policy
Global markets are entering a critical countdown as tensions between the US, Israel, and Iran escalate ahead of a looming deadline.
Dollar had every reason to rally last week, but instead ended as the worst performer among major currencies. Sharp selloff in
ECB rate hike expectations are gaining traction in markets, with growing speculation that tightening could begin as early as April. Major
Markets remain firmly in risk-off mode, with US equities extending their selloff overnight and Asian markets staying under pressure. The backdrop
Central bank marathon ends with rate decisions from SNB, BoE, and ECB now behind market. Yen emerged as the strongest performer,
Risk aversion deepened across global markets as the combination of escalating energy conflict and a more inflation-focused Federal Reserve weighed on
Markets traded in a subdued tone through most of the day, with investors largely sidelined ahead of the Federal Reserve’s policy
Markets were steady in Asian session today, with equities posting modest gains led by Japan, as investors showed signs of “war
The global markets are holding in limbo today as the initial surge in geopolitical risk faded and attention shifted back toward
Dollar edged higher today as fresh Iranian strikes on UAE energy infrastructure revived concerns over global oil supply, tempering the cautious
Oil slipped back below $100 today as signs emerged that the Strait of Hormuz remains navigable, easing fears of a full
Markets stayed cautious today as hopes for a multinational naval coalition to escort tankers through the Strait of Hormuz ran into
“King Dollar” returned with a vengeance last week as global markets were jolted by a volatile mix of geopolitical escalation and
Market sentiment showed tentative signs of stabilization today as Brent crude slipped back below the psychological $100 per barrel level. The
Global markets remain firmly locked in risk-off mode as investors grapple with a renewed escalation in the Iran conflict and the
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