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Weekly FX Update 18 May 2026 Oil Is Making Markets Nervous Again Just when markets were hoping for a quieter week, oil decided to make another entrance. Brent crude has moved above US$110/bbl, while WTI is trading around US$105–107/bbl, as Middle East supply concerns remain a major focus. Higher oil prices can feed inflation expectations,

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Weekly FX Update 11 May 2026 Oil Is Back in the Driver’s Seat Markets are starting the week with oil back near the centre of attention. Failed US–Iran peace talks and ongoing Strait of Hormuz restrictions have pushed crude higher again, reminding everyone that energy prices can still move markets very quickly. WTI crude was

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Weekly FX Update 04 May 2026 Markets Waiting for a Clear Signal Markets are moving… but without strong direction. After weeks of reacting to inflation and global headlines, things have settled into a quieter phase. Not calm — just less reactive. It’s a bit like everyone is waiting for the next big piece of news

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Weekly FX Update 27 April 2026 “Markets Still Waiting for a Catalyst” Markets continue to move, but without strong conviction. After weeks of geopolitical tension and inflation concerns, things are starting to feel… quieter. Not resolved — just quieter. It’s a bit like everyone is watching the same movie, waiting for the next big plot

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Weekly FX Update 20 April 2026 “Markets Take a Breather” After several weeks of volatility, markets are showing signs of stabilising. This doesn’t mean risk has disappeared — far from it — but rather that investors are pausing to reassess. Think of it like a marathon runner slowing down for water… not stopping, just catching

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Weekly FX Update 13 April 2026 What’s Driving Markets This Week US dollar still strong — supported by stable economic data and ongoing inflation concerns Oil prices steady — keeping pressure on inflation but no new spikes Markets relatively calm — fewer surprises, but still sensitive to global news What’s Happening Markets are starting the

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Weekly FX Update 7 April 2026 What’s Driving Markets This Week Oil still elevated — keeping inflation concerns alive and limiting central bank flexibility US dollar remains firm — supported by resilient economic data Markets steady but cautious — no major shocks, but sentiment remains fragile What’s Happening Markets are starting the week relatively stable,

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Weekly FX Update 30 March 2026 What’s Driving Markets This Week Oil still calling the shots — staying near recent highs (and unfortunately not getting any cheaper at the pump)   US dollar holding strong — supported by steady data and inflation concerns   Markets cautious but calm-ish — no panic, but everyone’s watching the

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What’s Driving Markets This Week Oil prices are still high due to tensions in the Middle East • US dollar remains strong, supported by steady economic data • Markets are a bit uncertain, reacting quickly to news What’s Happening Global markets are still being influenced by rising oil prices and geopolitical tensions. Higher energy costs

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Summary (Headlines) HUGE week in markets for AU & US with rate calls & AU employment. RBA expected to increase to 4.10% (+0.25%), US Fed rate to remain same @ 3.75%. AUDUSD still in bearish consolidation, pivoting between 0.6895 & 0.7126.   • AUD BACK ABOVE 70c! • We have a high impact week this