Global markets rallied following a US-Iran agreement that pressured oil prices downward. Concurrently, the Bank of Japan hiked rates while major central banks prepare for upcoming policy decisions.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Markets reacted with relief to a US-Iran agreement, causing stock indices to rise, oil prices to drop, and interest rates to ease.
- 2.Bank of Japan raised policy rates to 1.00%, the highest level since 1995, while the RBA kept rates on hold.
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Authors
Pia Fromlet
Securities
S&P 500Brent Crude Oil
Themes
Geopolitical De-escalationCentral Bank Divergence
Regions
GlobalAsia PacificMiddle EastUnited StatesJapanSweden