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The Bank of Japan is increasingly highlighting the economic benefits of the global artificial intelligence boom, viewing strong demand for AI-related products as a buffer against the drag from higher energy prices linked to the Middle East conflict. Source: bloomberg.com

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The Toronto Stock Exchange closed lower on Wednesday, falling for a second day as a sharp decline in oil prices and weakness in commodity-linked sectors weighed on sentiment. The S&P/TSX Composite…

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BNY’s Geoff Yu highlights that IMM volume is concentrated in commodity currencies, with AUD, NZD and NOK leading recent adjustments. NOK and CAD are seeing outflows linked to Oil sensitivity and modest Norges Bank tightening expectations, while NZD and AUD have underperformed since May.

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TORONTO — Canada’s main stock index was down nearly 150 points in late-morning trading, weighed down by losses in the energy and base metal sectors as the price of oil dropped below US$70 per barrel.

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West Texas Intermediate (WTI) oil price gains ground to trade around $69.90 per barrel during Asian hours on Thursday, snapping a three-day losing streak.

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Oil prices are nearing pre-war levels, but Apollo’s top economist says that means inflation could accelerate, boosting the case for rate hikes. Source: businessinsider.com

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Gold extended losses for the second consecutive day on Wednesday as the DXY Dollar Index surged to 13-month highs near 102.00. The precious metal has breached the 4,100 line and is heading to retest year-to-date lows, at $4,023, and probably also the $4,000 psychological level. Precious metals remain under strong bearish pressure as investors brace for Federal Reserve interest rate hikes in the second half of the year. US macroeconomic figures and the stubbornly high inflation have prompted Fed

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Spot Gold traded as low as $3,964 on Wednesday, its lowest since November 2025. The bright metal bounced and regained the $4,000 mark during American trading hours, but undeniable US Dollar (USD) strength persists across the FX board.

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Differentials for U.S. WTI Midland crude delivered into North West Europe fell on Wednesday, while North Sea Brent and Forties were on offer.PLATTS WINDOWIndications are free on board unless marked as cost, insurance and freight or delivered at place.

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Oxy’s upstream profits will decline, but it’s a safe investment.

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Fuel prices in Russia jumped again, bolstering the case for central bank policy caution after Governor Elvira Nabiullina warned that lower output in the wake of Ukrainian strikes on refineries had become a new inflation risk. Source: bloomberg.com

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The S&P/TSX Composite Index lost more than 0.5% to trade below 35,000 on Wednesday amid persistently high borrowing costs and weakness in commodity-linked sectors.Gold prices declined as the dollar strengthened on rising bets for further US rate hikes, pressuring mining stocks.Agnico Eagle and WPM…

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The FCA is concerned 11 traders may have shared sensitive information or coordinated trades, potentially restricting competition.

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The U.S. economy has held up fine despite the blockage of oil supplies following the attack on Iran four months ago, new research shows. Source: axios.com

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The UAE Just Rage-Quit OPEC, and the Oil Market Barely Flinched
29Apr

The UAE Just Rage-Quit OPEC, and the Oil Market Barely Flinched

The UAE’s exit from OPEC is being sold as a supply earthquake. The market treated it more like a coworker’s farewell email—acknowledged, then immediately forgotten. Here’s why the real story is weirder, scarier, and funnier than the headline.

The World’s Most Expensive Traffic Jam: How One Narrow Strait Broke Everything From Your Gas Tank to Your GPU
03Apr

The World’s Most Expensive Traffic Jam: How One Narrow Strait Broke Everything From Your Gas Tank to Your GPU

Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz and oil doubled. But the real story isn’t crude—it’s the helium you’ve never thought about that’s about to make your next laptop cost more than your car payment.

The Fed Said ‘Patience.’ The Market Heard ‘You’re On Your Own, Buddy.’
21Mar

The Fed Said ‘Patience.’ The Market Heard ‘You’re On Your Own, Buddy.’

The March FOMC meeting was the monetary policy equivalent of your therapist saying ‘we need to talk’—except the therapist controls your mortgage rate, your stock portfolio, and the price of eggs.

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