Why Oil Fell 5% Even With the Strait of Hormuz Still Closed
Oil plunged despite Hormuz staying closed, showing how quickly geopolitical fear can fade even when physical supply risks remain unresolved.
Read MoreOil plunged despite Hormuz staying closed, showing how quickly geopolitical fear can fade even when physical supply risks remain unresolved.
Read MoreThe dollar flexed broad muscle this week as Middle East escalation and tariff headlines drove majors, while the yen and franc oddly sat out the safe-haven rally.
Read MoreThe Iran war, an AI-spending scare from Alphabet and Tesla, and climbing Treasury yields drove the dollar, gold, stocks, Bitcoin, and oil this week.
Read MoreTrump replaced expiring global tariffs with new 10% to 12.5% duties on 60 economies over forced-labor claims, keeping the dollar firm ahead of next week’s Fed decision.
Read MoreAn expected ECB hold still rattled EUR/USD, proving once again that central bank language can matter more than the decision.
Read MoreUSD/CHF breached the upper Bollinger Band near recent highs. Could this signal trend continuation, a bearish reversal, or a short-term bull trap?
Read MoreOil surged as the U.S.-Iran conflict escalated, driving Treasury yields to fresh yearly highs and pressuring stocks and gold, while the dollar firmed on safe-haven demand and rising rate bets.
Read MoreA widely expected ECB decision could still spark sharp euro volatility as traders weigh fresh signals and shifting market conditions.
Read MoreAustralia’s June jobs report surprised to the upside, raising questions about what the beat means for RBA policy and AUD.
Read MoreOil and Treasury yields climbed as the U.S.-Iran conflict hit an 11th straight night of strikes, gold held a safe-haven bid, equities finished flat ahead of big-tech earnings, and the dollar drifted mixed.
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