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IEA signaled weaker oil demand momentum for 2026, while supply growth and rising inventories suggest the market remains structurally oversupplied.
EA sharply cut demand forecasts for 2026, citing conflict disrupted supply, reduced refinery activity, tightened inventories outside the Middle East, and elevated prices.
South Korean stocks tumbled as Middle East tensions and rising oil triggered inflation fears, unwinding tech-driven rally before partial recovery.
China’s slower growth target and restrained policy goals signal a cautious economic outlook, keeping global futures traders alert to shifting demand trends.
Israel struck Iran's Mahshahr complex and Lebanon, defying Trump and reigniting ceasefire fears. Crude spiked to $95.47 before easing, as Houthi blockade threats and stalled Hormuz talks kept markets on edge.
Gold defied safe-haven expectations during geopolitical tensions due to rising yields, a stronger dollar, and liquidation. With positioning reset and strong underlying demand, a rally may resume if macro headwinds ease.
Equity futures tumbled as escalating Middle East tensions and unclear policy signals drove investors toward safety, boosting oil prices and Treasury yields while attention shifts to upcoming labor market data.
The US Dollar Index (DXY) is surging to 101.7 following a hawkish Fed outlook. Traders are pricing in September hike risks, impacting oil, gold, and equities ahead of Thursday’s critical PCE data.
Cuba crisis adds Caribbean shipping risk and the prospect of tightening energy logistics, potentially lifting prices and unsettling the already fragile market sentiment.
Warsh’s hawkish Fed nomination strengthened dollar, lifted yields, crushed gold and silver, while weak China PMIs also added pressure on commodities.
Ceasefire hopes briefly lifted sentiment, but Iran’s rejection kept tensions high, sending oil higher and leaving equities volatile while the dollar held steady amid uncertainty.
New York manufacturing stalled in March, even as manufacturers remained cautiously optimistic about investment and future business conditions ahead of the FOMC meeting.