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Inflation fears pummel stocks as yields surge, yen tests 164

Send us Fan MailIntensifying US-Iran war sends Brent above $100, US yields to 18-monthhigh. Stocks take a dive as AI jitters exacerbate the selloff. But marketscalmer today as oil pares gains, upbeat PMIs help sentiment. Yencontinues to tumble, nearly hits 164 per dollar.Risk War ...  Show more

Fed, BoE and BoJ decisions plus big tech earnings: What could move markets this week?

Send us Fan MailMarkets face a pivotal week as major central bank decisions from the Fed, BoE, and BoJ, alongside blockbuster earnings and key economic data, take center stage. We break down the main events likely to move forex, commodities, and equity markets. Gain insight into ...  Show more

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