War, Oil and Tariffs Erase 16% From the Trump Trade Since May
A policy-linked stock basket has fallen about 16% since May as war, higher oil prices, inflation and tariffs punish manufacturing and housing bets.
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A policy-linked stock basket has fallen about 16% since May as war, higher oil prices, inflation and tariffs punish manufacturing and housing bets.
The European Central Bank held interest rates after June's increase, balancing calmer economic data against an energy shock that could still spread into wages and prices.
Australian rate-hike bets have risen as renewed fighting pushes oil and local fuel prices higher while the economy loses momentum.
Brent crude rose above $90 a barrel after renewed US-Iran attacks put shipping and energy infrastructure around the Strait of Hormuz back at risk.
Iran has warned commercial ships against using unauthorized routes through the Strait of Hormuz, putting a fragile recovery in Gulf shipping back under pressure.
India's government is pushing back against viral claims that E20 petrol is causing widespread vehicle failures, defending the ethanol blending programme as tested, monitored and backed by science.
The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged, giving investors a pause but not the clear policy turn many markets wanted.
U.S. inflation rose to 4.2% in May as energy costs linked to the Iran war kept pressure on households and the Federal Reserve.
US fuel prices moved sharply higher as the conflict with Iran disrupted energy markets and pressured household budgets.
Indian energy retailers implemented a sharp price correction for automotive fuels across major cities as global crude costs kept rising.
Senate lawmakers confirmed Kevin Warsh as the next head of the Federal Reserve following a tense legislative session.
Asian shares fell and oil prices retreated Tuesday after Wall Street slipped from records and Iran tensions kept energy markets volatile.