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Gold enters a bear market as rising yields and a stronger dollar outweigh geopolitics, with macro forces driving risks and future direction.
G10 central banks hold rates steady and issued cautious commentary, citing Iran war-driven energy shock risks, and the forex market showed muted reaction to the decisions.
Surging wholesale inflation and a near-certain Fed pause converge, with 100.5 flagged as the decisive technical breakout level to watch for the dollar futures.
The Reserve Bank of Australia delivered a narrowly split 25-bps hike to 4.10%, signaling a renewed tightening bias as persistent inflation and war-driven energy shocks complicate the policy outlook.
Middle East conflict drives oil above $100 for first time since 2022, intensifying concerns over inflation and growth.
U.S. payrolls unexpectedly fell in February, unemployment ticked up and wage growth stayed firm, confounding the policy path for the Fed.
Escalating U.S.-Iran tensions and oil supply risks raise stagflation concerns, complicating global monetary policy outlook ahead of key economic data.
Labor market data hinted at a tentative recovery, with steady jobless claims, declining layoffs, modest hiring plans and productivity growth.
Stronger February ADP jobs beat estimates, but revisions and narrow sector gains temper optimism ahead of the closely watched NFP report.
Manufacturing growth held up in February as production and new orders remained firm, according to two separate surveys released Monday.
Middle East escalation and Strait of Hormuz closure fears set off a risk-off sentiment in the financial markets, while crude oil spiked on supply risks.
Despite blockbuster Nvidia earnings, futures traders showed restraint, signaling unease as macro risks and policy uncertainty capped risk appetite.