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2 years ago, Saudi Arabia quietly canceled the ‘petrodollar’ deal with America that wired the world economy for 50 years. Then war broke out in Iran
China’s “petroyuan” system is a player in a way that it wasn’t before.
Deutsche Bank asked AI if it’s true that AI will solve the economy’s inflation problems. The robots answered
The answer from the machines was unfortunately not what Wall Street wanted to hear.
Dollar dominance is reinforced by the global oil trade, but the Iran war could give rise to the 'petroyuan' as U.S. security shield weakens
"The world saves in dollars in large part because it pays in dollars," Deutsche Bank said.
Wall Street got so fed up with Trump’s chaos, they built an index to predict when he’ll ‘TACO’
Markets aren’t buying it anymore
Inflation expected to remain at 3% before Middle East conflict sparks jump
Analysts are expecting CPI to have held relatively steady in February, or dipped slightly, from the 3% level recorded in January.
Energy price shock and interest rate rises could cause ‘pronounced’ UK recession, economist warns – as it happened
Morgan Stanley warns that UK could fall into a recession at the turn of the year, if energy prices remain high and Bank of England hikes interest rates
UK inflation steady but experts warn of cost-of-living ‘twist’ in months ahead
The Consumer Prices Index (CPI) inflation for last month will be published on Wednesday
UK inflation steady pre-Iran war but cost-of-living ‘hump’ on horizon
The rate of Consumer Prices Index inflation has been gradually easing back towards the Bank of England’s 2% target level since last summer.
This week is Jerome Powell's penultimate meeting as chairman of the Fed—don't expect him to drop Wall Street many hints
"Only expect minor statement tweaks, including smoothed language on recent labour data," noted Deutsche Bank's Jim Reid.