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Mon: German Prelim. CPI (Mar)Tue: RBA Minutes (Mar), Chinese NBS Manufacturing PMI (Mar), French CPI Prelim (Mar), EZ CPI Flash (Mar),
Pakistan has opened a possible diplomatic lane between Washington and Tehran, but the military build-up around Hormuz means markets will want
A light agenda indeed.The Bank of Japan left rates unchanged at its March 18-19 meeting. Today's information from the BOJ is
As is usual for a Monday morning, market liquidity is very thin until it improves as more Asian centres come online
The headline story on the weekend is from the Washington Post and it's titled: 'Pentagon prepares for weeks of ground operations
For investors and traders navigating the current volatility, here is a backdrop of what happened over the recent trading sessions, characterized
Trump joked about the “Strait of Trump” as the Iran war enters month two, with Hormuz disruptions persisting. Mixed signals on
Iran expected to deliver counter-proposal to the US today - reportTrump signals to allies no immediate plans for Iran invasionHouthis in
The major US stock indices are closing lower for the day and lower for the week. The decline this week is
This day just keeps getting worse.At the start of trading Monday it looked like Trump was on track to get some
The market continues to bid up oil. WTI settled up $5.16 to $99.64 but shortly before settlement it hit $100 per
The mood in markets continues to deteriorate into the weekend. I don't know if that's pricing in the chance of a
I don't know how much anyone believes any of this. On the dawn of this war, Trump was saying they were
Baker Hughes: Total rig count 543 versus 552 last weekOil rigs 409 versus 414 last weekNat Gas 127 versus 131 last
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio speaks after G7 meeting of foreign ministers: We had a really good meeting at G7we
The return of “1970s-style stagflation” is no longer a distant tail risk—it is fast becoming the central theme driving global markets.
Risk-off sentiment has returned to the fore as the US session approaches, with Dollar breaking out against Yen and Swiss Franc
The latest 10-day extension of the Iran strike pause by US President Donald Trump might act as a “relief valve”, preventing
Risk aversion has returned to global markets following a high-stakes ultimatum from US President Donald Trump, signaling a breakdown in the
The stalled US-Iran negotiations have shifted global “Fear Trade” focus toward the Strait of Hormuz’s role as a critical fertilizer bottleneck.
Loonie weakened as oil prices pulled back, with markets turning cautious while awaiting clarity on ceasefire negotiations between the US and
Markets are turning cautiously positive as hopes build around a potential ceasefire that could reopen the Strait of Hormuz, easing the
Markets stayed cautious through the European session as a persistent “trust gap” around the Middle East conflict kept investors from fully
Dollar remained resilient as markets attempted to price in a tentative “peace pivot”, but with skepticism over its credibility limiting any
Markets shifted into a “trust but verify” mode as sharp volatility unfolded following a sudden geopolitical pivot. Initial optimism surged after
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,
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