Global markets rallied as oil prices slumped over 5% on news of a potential US-Iran peace deal, offsetting a hawkish set of FOMC minutes. UK inflation slowed more than anticipated, while Australian markets look ahead to key labor force data.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Progress toward a US-Iran draft agreement has triggered a sharp drop in oil prices and a recovery in global risk appetite.
- 2.Fed minutes from the April meeting revealed a hawkish stance, with members noting inflation may take longer than expected to hit the 2% target.
- 3.UK inflation data came in significantly lower than expected, with CPI falling to 2.8% y/y against expectations of 3.3%.
Table of Contents
- Highlights
- Today (AEST)
- Global markets overview
- Data/event pulse
- Key themes and views
- Commodities
- Important Notice
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Authors
Adam BoytonBrian MartinDaniel Hynes
Securities
S&P 500US 10yr TreasuryWTI Oil FutureAUDUSDXAU=
Themes
Geopolitical De-escalationCentral Bank Hawkishness vs DisinflationCommodity Supply Chain Volatility
Regions
GlobalNorth AmericaAsia PacificAustraliaUnited StatesUnited Kingdom
