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U.S. Inflation Holds Steady in February as CPI Meets Expectations

U.S. consumer prices rose in line with expectations in February, suggesting inflation pressures remained relatively stable despite ongoing economic uncertainty. According to data released by the U.S. Labor Department on Wednesday, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased 2.4% year-on-year in February, matching both the previous month’s reading and economists’ forecasts. …

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Silver Flirts with $90 as Dollar Weakens and Geopolitical Risks Stir Safe-Haven Demand

Silver prices climbed strongly on Tuesday, with the precious metal flirting with the $90 mark as investors moved toward safe-haven assets amid a softer US Dollar and rising geopolitical uncertainty. The white metal traded around $89.5 per ounce, marking a notable daily gain as market conditions turned increasingly supportive for …

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European Gas Prices Plunge as Trump Signals Possible End to Iran War

European natural gas prices dropped sharply in early trading on Tuesday after U.S. President Donald Trump said the conflict with Iran could end “very soon,” easing fears of prolonged disruptions to energy supplies from the Middle East. As of 08:30 GMT, front-month Dutch TTF natural gas futures, Europe’s benchmark, fell …

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The Economic Repercussions of 2026 Iran War: Short-Term Shock or Long-Term Legacy?

The outbreak of war involving Iran in 2026 has immediately reshaped global investment landscapes. For investors, the conflict highlights both acute short-term shocks and potential long-term structural risks, particularly in energy markets, regional equities, and capital allocation. While consumers may experience rising costs and inflationary pressures, the dominant concern for …

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Oil Shock and Weak Jobs Data Put the Fed in a Tough Spot

Global markets are facing a complicated mix of economic and geopolitical pressures as weak U.S. employment data collides with surging oil prices driven by tensions in the Middle East. The combination is creating a difficult challenge for policymakers while also reshaping currency and commodity markets.A Weak Jobs Report Raises ConcernsRecent …

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European Stocks Fall to Two-Month Lows as Oil Surge and Middle East War Rattle Markets

European stocks dropped sharply on Monday, hitting their lowest level in more than two months as surging oil prices and escalating conflict in the Middle East intensified fears of rising inflation and economic uncertainty. The pan-European benchmark index declined 2.34% to 585.08 points by 08:10 GMT, marking its third consecutive …

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