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25.03.26 - 08:30
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UK inflation steady before Iran war; oil dips on Trump comments – business live (The Guardian)
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UK inflation stays at 3% in February, before Iran war drove up global energy costsGood morning, and welcome to our rolling coverage of business, the financial markets and the world economy.Inflation in the UK was unchanged last month, as expected – before the Iran war drove up global energy costs, threatening a renewed price jump.While we expected February's inflation data to remain stable around 3%, increasing oil prices are widely expected to push up the headline rate of inflation to near double the 2% target later this year, threatening the Bank's slow and steady rate cutting cycle and frustrating markets. Should this materialise, markets are unlikely to respond well.While the Bank of England has signalled a cautious and data dependent approach to monetary policy, resulting in a hold at 3.75% last week, financial markets have already reacted sharply to the changing global outlook. Investors are now pricing in the possibility of multiple interest rate increases this year, with some expectations poin...
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25.03.26 - 08:01
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Why Philippines Is More Exposed to Oil Shocks in SEA (Bloomberg)
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The Philippines has declared a national energy emergency amid the uncertainty in global energy markets. It's more exposed to surging oil prices and tightening fuel supply because of the Iran war compared to its Southeast Asian peers. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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25.03.26 - 08:00
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ETFs: "Weiter viel Handel rund um Öl und Gas" (Fondscheck)
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Frankfurt (www.fondscheck.de) - Der Iran-Krieg hat auch den ETF-Markt weiter fest im Griff, so die Deutsche Börse AG.
"Das Sentiment hat sich deutlich verschlechtert, dennoch sehen wir nicht nur Verkäufe", berichte Frank Mohr von der Société Générale. Holger Heinrich von der Baader Bank melde mehr Käufe als Verkäufe bei etwas höheren Umsätzen. [mehr]...
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