
Gulf Attacks Put Oil, Inflation, and Safe-Haven Markets on Alert
Houthi-claimed attacks on Saudi targets are raising fears over energy supplies, inflation, and regional escalation. Here’s what traders should watch next.
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Houthi-claimed attacks on Saudi targets are raising fears over energy supplies, inflation, and regional escalation. Here’s what traders should watch next.

A proposed Russia–Ukraine energy ceasefire is clouded by reported strikes and limited confirmation, keeping oil, European assets and risk sentiment volatile.

The dollar remains strong near a 17-month high as U.S. yields support demand, the yen weakens toward ¥158.2, and the euro struggles near $1.12.

Oil prices slipped as a proposed Russia-Ukraine energy truce raised hopes for additional Russian exports, but uncertain terms and persistent geopolitical risks limit the downside.

Bitcoin’s move above $84,000 reflects easing ETF outflows, rising futures activity, and short liquidations. Here’s how traders can assess whether the rebound can last.

South Korean stocks face AI and semiconductor concerns while India’s central bank acts to support the rupee, creating divergent opportunities and risks across Asian markets.

September CPI and PPI are expected to show stronger price pressures, with energy costs driving headline inflation and testing expectations for Federal Reserve policy.

Bitcoin’s move above $84,000 was fueled by short liquidations and surging futures volume, but mixed ETF flows and a weekly loss keep the trend reversal unconfirmed.

Houthi attacks on Saudi airports and energy sites are reshaping market risk. Here’s why oil, gold and broader sentiment are reacting in different ways.

The rupee rallied after the RBI opened a dollar window for state oil companies and tightened forex derivatives rules. Here is what the measures mean for traders and markets.

The yuan’s sharp rally is reshaping Asian FX markets. Learn what is driving the move, how policy and geopolitics matter, and what traders should watch next.

Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia briefly pushed Brent above $105, raising fresh concerns about inflation, interest rates, the dollar, and energy-market volatility.