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With war breaking out in the Middle East and an energy crisis ongoing, global economic uncertainty has been through the

Trump’s 48-hour ultimatum to Iran just turned Monday night into the most important market event of the week. Here’s what’s

Six central banks, a war in the Middle East, and a triple-witching Friday — the currency market had no shortage

This week delivered something rare in modern markets: six of the world’s biggest central banks announced their policy decisions within

The BOE voted unanimously to keep Bank Rate on hold at 3.75% at its March 2026 meeting thanks to a

Thursday’s session saw gold plunge over 3%, the U.S. dollar post one of its sharpest declines since the Iran war

The Fed held rates steady in March, but markets moved as traders reacted to hawkish signals pointing to higher rates

The Bank of Canada kept its policy rate unchanged at 2.25% for the fifth consecutive meeting, citing a deteriorating growth

The Fed held rates steady while flagging stickier inflation tied to the Middle East conflict, sending the dollar to highs

U.S. wholesale prices jumped 0.7% in February, beating forecasts and hitting 3.4% year-over-year. The dollar rallied initially but gave back

With rates on hold at 3.75% and the focus squarely on the MPC vote count and Bailey’s tone, here’s how

Canada’s inflation just hit its target, but between stale data and surging oil prices, that milestone may already be moot.