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allistic missiles, ceasefire signals, a hot CPI print, and ultimately canceled airstrikes defined the week of June 8–12 across currencies, equities, oil, gold, and crypto.

May’s CPI looked hot, but cooler core inflation and rising producer costs leave the Fed with a tricky dollar puzzle.

Trump canceled Iran strikes and signaled a deal was near, driving a reversal that sent equities surging, oil down nearly 6%, and the dollar broadly lower.

U.S. wholesale inflation hit 6.5% annually in May 2026 — highest since 2022 — as gasoline surged 23.4% and core producer prices posted their biggest jump in years.

The Loonie rose after the BOC sounded worried about inflation, then fell when traders heard bigger warnings about Canada’s weak economy.

The U.S. Consumer Price Index rose 4.2% year-on-year in May, its fastest pace since April 2023, with surging energy costs driven by the Middle East conflict accounting for the bulk of the monthly increase.

Renewed US-Iran military escalation pushed crude oil higher on Wednesday while equities fell to a five-week low on tech selling, and gold posted a steep unexpected decline.

The ECB faces one of central banking’s hardest dilemmas on Thursday, and understanding it helps explain why the euro could swing sharply either way.

The Federal Reserve’s blackout period started June 7. No official can say a word until after the June 16–17 FOMC meeting, and that silence makes Wednesday’s CPI report hit differently.

The ECB’s June decision looks predictable, but with the hike priced in, Lagarde’s tone could drive the euro’s next move.

Markets opened Tuesday on cautious optimism after Monday’s ceasefire, before Trump’s statement blaming Iran for a downed U.S. helicopter and a tech-led rotation sent risk assets lower.

Fed tightening expectations are running high these days, so will the upcoming CPI release continue to fuel the hawkish fire? Here’s what to look out for.

Iran-Israel missile exchanges drove an oil price round-trip on Monday, while ceasefire signals and chip stock gains lifted equities even as post-NFP hawkish repricing continued in rates.

DXY crossed 100 after May’s blowout NFP. Here’s why that round number reshapes other major assets, and what traders watch next.

Geopolitical whipsaw met hawkish macro repricing in a dramatic week where Friday’s blowout U.S. jobs report sent the dollar higher, gold into freefall, and Bitcoin below $60,000.

WTI swung $9 on headlines that never moved a single barrel. Let’s break down what that means for currency traders.

Thursday’s session saw equities climb on geopolitical optimism as the Dow hit record highs, while the U.S. dollar slid against most major currencies and crude oil extended its decline.

Though the U.S. NFP report is likely to hog the spotlight on Friday, Canada’s upcoming employment release could still trigger some volatility for Loonie pairs.

May’s ISM Manufacturing PMI hit 54.0, and Services PMI hit 54.5, both beating forecasts. But prices are surging, and employment is contracting.