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| | | ... head of investments and capital markets Russel Chesler said the move was "widely anticipated", as the renewed surge in oil prices continue to intensify inflation across the global economy. It comes as inflation in the US remains well above the central ... |
| | | | ... back to target." Domestic prices continued to grow with rising input costs weighing on most areas of the economy as oil prices rose stemming from the conflict in the Middle East. Household consumption grew by 0.4% in the quarter, and 1.8% annually. The ... |
| | | | ... to United Nations (UN) carries about one quarter of the world's seaborne oil trade, sent supply chains and crude oil prices into a tailspin, and exposed the country's overreliance on the Middle East to supply nearly all its oil. As part of the ... |
| | | | ... for new contracts." This has pushed the RBA to revise its inflation forecast higher in the near term. It expects the oil prices shock to put upward pressure on inflation over the next year, contributing around 0.4% to underlying inflation in the March ... |
| | | | ... conflict with Iran effectively closed the Strait of Hormuz - a chokepoint for roughly 20% of global oil supply - sending oil prices sharply higher and reigniting stagflation concerns. The war created volatility across energy, rates, equities and credit ... |
| | | | ... the following two years. "The RBA's central case assumes that the Middle East conflict is resolved soon and that oil prices peak soon around US$100 a barrel before falling to just under US$90 a barrel by end 2026," Bloxham said. "In our central case ... |
| | | | ... government bond markets around the question of how central banks would adjust monetary policy in reaction to higher oil prices. At the start of the year, the US market was pricing for two or three cuts from the Fed but has since moved to pricing in a ... |
| | | | ... official cash rate. "While business and market sentiment remain fragile amid geopolitical uncertainty, persistently high oil prices and a tight labour market are likely to sustain upward pressure on inflation, keeping the RBA hawkish. We expect a hawkish ... |
| | | | ... fear, and in fact as we speak today, that fear has all but dissipated," Pearce said. Additionally, Pearce said while oil prices have grown, and may remain elevated, it's unlikely to derail global growth. "In particular, it won't be enough to derail ... |
| | | | ... situation in the Middle East remains uncertain. A relatively fast resolution is likely to see markets stabilise, although oil prices may take some time to ease as supply is normalised. This scenario would support a more favourable growth outlook," Rest ... |
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