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The Office for National Statistics confirmed that the UK headline CPI remained unchanged at 3.0% in the twelve months to February, landing broadly in line with expectations. Here’s how GBP reacted.

Geopolitical whiplash defined Wednesday as the dollar emerged as the top major currency, oil surged above $90, and conflicting US-Iran ceasefire signals drove broad market volatility higher.

The global economy just got its first full post-war health check, and the results are flashing stagflation signs traders haven’t seen in a long time.

Australia’s February CPI came in soft at 3.7%, but the Aussie dropped as the Iran war threatens to push inflation higher.

Markets navigated conflicting US-Iran war narratives on Tuesday as equities clawed back early losses on peace-talk hopes, crude oil surged, and the dollar outperformed all major peers.

With the BOE leaning towards tightening policy to combat oil-related price pressures, will the upcoming CPI report be enough to convince traders that a rate hike is imminent? Here’s what to look out for.

The RBA just hiked twice in a row. Will February’s inflation data seal the deal on a third? Here are points to know if you’re trading Australia’s CPI report!

Monday’s session delivered extraordinary intraday volatility as President Trump announced a five-day postponement of planned Iran strikes, triggering sharp reversals across oil, equities, the dollar, and gold.

With war breaking out in the Middle East and an energy crisis ongoing, global economic uncertainty has been through the roof these days. So why has gold been crashing?

Trump’s 48-hour ultimatum to Iran just turned Monday night into the most important market event of the week. Here’s what’s at stake.