CHF: SNB watches currency as inflation stays near zero – Nomura.CHF: SNB watches currency as inflation stays near zero – Nomura

USD: Conditional haven, limited durability – TD Securities.USD: Conditional haven, limited durability – TD Securities

US Secretary of War Hegseth: Iran made a big mistake by targeting its neighbors.US Secretary of War Hegseth: Iran made a big mistake by targeting its neighbors

GBP/JPY rises as Yen weakens on Middle East energy supply fears.GBP/JPY rises as Yen weakens on Middle East energy supply fears

US February Inflation To Lead Fed Outlook.After being whipsawed by the developments in the Middle East, markets could be relieved to deal with something relatively predictable: US inflation, normally the most important data release of the week. Consumer prices are top of mind for traders after what happened at the start of the week.

BoC: Front-end rates steady as conflict swings pricing – NBC.BoC: Front-end rates steady as conflict swings pricing – NBC

United States Redbook Index (YoY) fell from previous 7% to 6.2% in March 6.United States Redbook Index (YoY) fell from previous 7% to 6.2% in March 6

GBP: BoE repricing supports currency near term – Deutsche Bank.GBP: BoE repricing supports currency near term – Deutsche Bank

ECB: Caution with softer tightening bets – BNY.ECB: Caution with softer tightening bets – BNY

Market Sentiment Improves Further on Saudi Oil Rerouting, Dollar Stays Soft.Global markets extended their recovery today as fears of a catastrophic disruption in global oil supply continued to ease. Asian and European equities rebounded broadly, although US futures were relatively sluggish.

United States ADP Employment Change 4-week average: 15.5K (February 14) vs 12.8K.United States ADP Employment Change 4-week average: 15.5K (February 14) vs 12.8K

Oil News: Crude Oil Analysis Sees Rebound Potential After Futures Erase Half the Rally.Crude oil futures slid after Trump predicted a possible end to Middle East fighting. Oil outlook now centers on whether a 50% correction sparks a rebound rally.

Oil: Volatility drives cross-asset pricing – HSBC.Oil: Volatility drives cross-asset pricing – HSBC

Crude oil forecast: What now after oil's sharp reversal?.Crude oil prices staged a dramatic reversal on Monday, triggering a relief rally across global risk assets. Today, European equities pushed further higher and the euro strengthened against the dollar after energy markets cooled sharply from their recent highs.

Investors turn to India as private market outpaces regional peers, McKinsey survey shows.India is emerging as the top pick in Asia‑Pacific private markets, offering global investors scale and resilience as activity in the Asia-Pacific ​slows, a survey by McKinsey & Company and the Indian Venture and ‌Alternate Capital Association showed.

Fed Could Do What ECB Can't.The US dollar fell sharply after Donald Trump said the Middle East conflict is nearing its end. If it had dragged on, oil prices could have soared to $150 per barrel, a serious blow to the economies of oil-importing countries.

AUD: Resilience supports staying long – Societe Generale.AUD: Resilience supports staying long – Societe Generale

investingLive European FX news wrap: Markets in a cautiously optimistic mood.It's been a pretty calm session with no major news or data releases. The sentiment in the markets is cautiously optimistic after Trump told CBS yesterday that "the war could be over soon".

USD: Range retest as crude risk premium fades – BBH.USD: Range retest as crude risk premium fades – BBH

Sterling ticks higher as lower oil prices temper inflation concerns.The pound edged higher against the dollar on Tuesday as hopes of a de-escalation in the Middle East conflict pushed oil prices lower ​and eased inflation concerns for Britain's import-dependent economy.

Rupee shored up by retreating oil prices, likely cenbank intervention.The Indian Rupee strengthened on Tuesday, recovering from a historic low. Falling oil prices and intervention by the Reserve Bank of India supported the currency.

Oil's combustible calm.What matters in U.S. and global markets today

Natural Gas and Oil Forecast: Conflict Premium Gone – WTI $83 Next?.WTI crude retreats to $87 as the conflict premium fades. Key support sits at $83, while Brent and natural gas track easing volatility.

ECB's Muller: We shouldn't rush into any decision.ECB's Muller: We shouldn't rush into any decision

ECB's Simkus: Important to stay calm for next policy meeting, don't overreact.ECB's Simkus: Important to stay calm for next policy meeting, don't overreact

Crude Oil –10.03.2026.  Crude Oil fell as President Donald Trump signalled the Iran war may be nearing an end. As we see over the Intraday chart, the market is facing a support trend around the 80.00-81.00 zone, which prices managed to test yesterday.

USD/JPY –10.03.2026.  USDJPY hit the second target at 157.60. As we see over the chart, the market facing a grey zone at 158.00-159.45 which is considered as a resistance zone, which could maintain the risk for another drop wave towards 155.30-50 and 152.00-50.

Oil, DAX forecast: Two trades to watch.After rallying to an almost four-year high of $120.00 a barrel yesterday, oil retreated below the key $100 psychological level after Trump said the war in Iran could end soon, and that the Iran war is ahead of schedule.

Currency, tax risks tempering private equity optimism in India, investors say.Currency depreciation and high taxes remain key constraints on private equity (PE) returns from India, investors say, even as the ​country's strong growth outlook and improving exit environment cement its place in ‌the emerging market space.

WTI remains stronger around $85.50 as Strait of Hormuz disrupts oil supply.WTI remains stronger around $85.50 as Strait of Hormuz disrupts oil supply