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Keir Starmer: 'I'm fed up' with Trump and Putin affecting UK energy costs [Read FullArticle] @WorldNews#UKPolitics#EnergyPrices#KeirStarmer

ECB Ready for Decisive Action Amid Inflation Threat from Middle East Crisis ECB President Christine Lagarde stated the bank will respond swiftly to inflation risks driven by rising energy prices due to the Middle East conflict. While currently gathering data, she emphasized that hesitation is unacceptable. If inflation significantly exceeds the 2% target, a “measured policy adjustment” may follow. The ECB remains committed to price stability over the medium term. #ECB#inflation#energyprices#Europe#economy The main news of Russia and the world ishere.

🚀 U.S. Energy Inflation Rises in March, Reports Bureau of Labor Statistics The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that energy inflation in the United States increased by 10.9% month-over-month in March. According to Jin10, the year-over-year growth for the same period was 12.5%. These figures highlight the ongoing inflationary pressures within the energy sector. #USEnergy#Inflation#BureauOfLaborStatistics#EnergyPrices#EconomicTrends

🚀 Mixed Signals in CPI Basket Beyond Energy Factors Market analyst Enda Curran has highlighted mixed signals in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) basket when energy factors are excluded. According to Jin10, new car prices saw a month-on-month increase of 0.1%, with new sedan prices rising by 0.3%. In contrast, prices for used cars and trucks fell by 0.4% month-on-month. Curran noted that any tariff impacts within these figures are not immediately apparent. #CPI#Inflation#ConsumerPrices#EnergyPrices#AutomobilePrices#EconomicAnalysis

🚀 Philippines to Offer Fuel Subsidies Amid Iran Conflict Fallout The Philippine government is set to provide fuel subsidies to public transport drivers starting next week. Bloomberg posted on X that this initiative is part of the country's efforts to mitigate the ongoing impact of the conflict in Iran. The subsidies aim to alleviate the financial burden on drivers affected by rising fuel costs due to the geopolitical tensions. This move is expected to support the public transport sector, which has been struggling with increased operational expenses. The government has not specified the duration or the total amount allocated for these subsidies. #Philippines#FuelSubsidies#IranConflict#PublicTransport#Geopolitics#EnergyPrices#GovernmentSupport

🚀 Analyst Predicts US Dollar Support Amid Potential Inflation Rise ING analyst Francesco Pesole suggests that the US dollar could receive support if the March US Consumer Price Index (CPI) indicates a notable acceleration in inflation. According to NS3.AI, Pesole attributes the potential rise in inflation to increasing energy prices associated with the Iran conflict. He also notes that the Federal Reserve will be monitoring for secondary effects on core inflation in the upcoming months. #USDollar#Inflation#CPI#FederalReserve#EnergyPrices#IranConflict#CoreInflation#FrancescoPesole#NS3AI

🚀 PRECIOUS METALS | Gold Prices Drop 2% Following U.S. Naval Blockade Order Gold prices fell by 2% to approximately $4,650 per ounce after U.S. President Donald Trump ordered a naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. According to Jin10, this decision came after peace talks between the U.S. and Iran failed over the weekend in Pakistan, unable to convert a fragile ceasefire into lasting peace following six weeks of conflict in the Middle East. The surge in energy prices has heightened inflation risks, increasing the likelihood that central banks may delay rate cuts or even raise rates. This development poses a bearish factor for non-yielding gold, which typically benefits when borrowing costs are lower. #Gold#PreciousMetals#GoldPrices#USPolitics#NavalBlockade#StraitOfHormuz#Inflation#EnergyPrices#InterestRates#MiddleEastConflict

🚀 Annex Wealth Management Economist Discusses Impact of Rising Gasoline Prices on CPI Annex Wealth Management's Chief Economist, Brian Jacobsen, commented on April 10 that while he anticipated a rise in overall CPI due to increasing gasoline prices, the actual data was surprising. According to Jin10, Jacobsen noted that there is currently no evidence of high energy prices affecting core inflation. He explained that this process might take time to manifest, as businesses are likely to absorb most of the initial impact. In a way, consumers cutting back on other discretionary spending could potentially lower core inflation rather than increase it. #AnnexWealthManagement#Economist#GasolinePrices#CPI#CoreInflation#EnergyPrices#InflationImpact#DiscretionarySpending

🚀 White House Predicts Energy Price Drop with Hormuz Strait Reopening The White House National Economic Council Director, Kevin Hassett, announced that the Hormuz Strait could reopen within two months. According to Odaily, Hassett stated that once the strait is operational, energy prices are expected to decrease rapidly. The number of vessels passing through the Hormuz Strait has decreased by 10% compared to normal levels. #WhiteHouse#EnergyPrices#HormuzStrait#EconomicCouncil#KevinHassett#EnergyMarket#OilPrices#GlobalTrade#Shipping

🚀 ING: Strong US CPI Could Boost Dollar as Inflation Risks Rise Key TakeawaysING says USD may strengthen if March CPI accelerates.Rising energy prices linked to Iran conflict driving inflation risk.Focus shifts to “second-round effects” in core inflation.Fed outlook depends on whether higher costs spill into wages and prices.Dollar Outlook Hinges on Inflation SurpriseAccording to Francesco Pesole, the US dollar could gain support if upcoming CPI data shows a meaningful increase in inflation for March.The anticipated inflation pressure is largely tied to rising energy prices, driven by ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.Higher Inflation Raises Floor for Dollar WeaknessPesole noted that elevated inflation expectations may limit downside for the dollar, even as geopolitical developments remain the dominant macro driver.In this environment:Strong CPI → supports USD strengthWeak CPI → may not trigger major USD decline due to existing inflation risksFed Focus: Second-Round Inflation EffectsFor the Federal Reserve, the key concern is not just headline inflation, but whether second-round effects emerge.This includes:Businesses passing higher costs to consumersWage increases driven by inflation pressureBroader persistence in core inflationIf these effects materialize, it could reinforce a higher-for-longer interest rate outlook.Market ImplicationsThe CPI release is expected to influence:Dollar directionBond yieldsRisk assets including equities and cryptoA stronger dollar and higher yields could weigh on risk markets, while softer inflation may ease financial conditions.OutlookMarkets are entering a sensitive phase where:Inflation data is closely tied to geopolitical developmentsMonetary policy expectations remain uncertainCurrency and risk asset volatility could increaseThe CPI print will be a key test of whether inflation pressures are temporary or becoming entrenched. #USD#CPI#Inflation#EnergyPrices#Geopolitics#FederalReserve#InterestRates#DollarStrength#BondYields#RiskAssets

🚀 Germany's Industrial Output Falls Unexpectedly in February Germany's Federal Statistical Office announced on Thursday that industrial output in February unexpectedly declined, with energy price shocks from Middle Eastern conflicts expected to further suppress production. According to Jin10, industrial output fell by 0.3% month-on-month in February, following a revised flat reading in January. The market had generally anticipated a 0.5% increase for February. The decline in output was primarily driven by decreases in the construction sector, as well as in the electronics, optical products, and pharmaceutical industries. In contrast, the Federal Statistical Office noted that automobile production saw growth after a significant drop in January. #Germany#IndustrialOutput#Economy#Manufacturing#Construction#Electronics#Pharmaceuticals#Automobile#EnergyPrices#February

🚀 Middle East Conflict Influences Commodity Price Fluctuations, Citic Securities Reports Citic Securities has released a report indicating that since March 2026, conflicts in the Middle East have led to rotational movements in commodity prices. According to Jin10, there is a strong expectation for an increase in energy and chemical product prices, while some basic metals have experienced price adjustments due to concerns over global economic growth slowdown affecting demand. Looking ahead to the second quarter, the duration of the Middle East conflict may become a significant factor influencing commodity price volatility. If the conflict persists, the price logic observed since March is likely to strengthen further. Conversely, if the conflict ends, demand-side factors may dominate price changes across different commodities. Overall, Citic Securities remains optimistic about the performance of energy and chemical product prices in the second quarter. Additionally, attention is drawn to lithium carbonate and electrolytic aluminum, which are supported by supply disruptions and strong demand. #MiddleEastConflict#CommodityPrices#EnergyPrices#ChemicalProducts#Metals#EconomicGrowth#LithiumCarbonate#ElectrolyticAluminum#PriceVolatility#CiticSecurities