
Oil at $113: Why the Surge Raises Inflation and Geopolitical Risk
Brent crude’s jump toward $113 could lift inflation, reshape currency trends, and complicate central-bank decisions as Middle East tensions intensify.
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Brent crude’s jump toward $113 could lift inflation, reshape currency trends, and complicate central-bank decisions as Middle East tensions intensify.

A sharp technology and semiconductor sell-off is weighing on Nasdaq futures, currencies and crypto as investors reassess AI spending, valuations and interest-rate risks.

Bitcoin and Ether are falling alongside technology markets as risk appetite fades. Here’s what is driving the retreat and how traders can respond.

The dollar is holding near 101.5 as traders weigh a likely Fed pause, persistent inflation, elevated oil prices, and the possibility of a later rate increase.

Treasury yields have fallen below 5% as investors seek safety, but surging oil prices raise a serious stagflation risk for markets.

Asian equities and futures face pressure after Wall Street’s technology rout. Falling Treasury yields, weaker gold and semiconductor losses reveal a market rotation shaped by valuation and liquidity concerns.

U.S. PMI and Michigan sentiment data could move the dollar, Treasury yields, and risk assets by reshaping expectations for growth, inflation, and Fed policy.

The Bank of Korea pauses after two rate hikes, keeping its policy rate at 3%. Here’s what the decision means for inflation, the won, technology shares, and traders.

Brent crude topped $112 as renewed U.S.-Israeli strike concerns revived supply disruption and inflation fears. Here is how traders can assess the risks.

Bitcoin dropped roughly 3% from overnight highs as weaker risk appetite, rising oil prices, and declining futures open interest pressured the market.

The yen strengthens toward a three-week high while the dollar finds support as geopolitical tension, falling yields, and equity worries reshape currency markets.

Treasury yields are falling as investors seek safety amid equity losses, high oil prices, and economic uncertainty. Here’s what the move means for traders.