Middle East conflict lifted oil, boosting dollar and yields; carry trades unwind, pressuring emerging currencies, volatility rising.
S&P 500 declines from January highs; fifth-wave correction targets 6,370–6,500, with 6,772 breakout invalidating bearish view.
Dow futures drop as oil tops $113 on Iran conflict; Hormuz closed, output cuts fuel inflation fears.
Gold steadies near $5,100 as Iran conflict, Hormuz fears and risk-off mood boost haven demand.
Singapore’s foreign reserves slipped to $416.1 billion in February, down $0.9 billion from January’s $417.0 billion.
US February payrolls dropped 92,000, unemployment hit 4.4%, participation dipped, private losses led, wages rose.
DXY jumps near 99.70 amid Middle East risks, oil-driven inflation fears, and bullish technicals above 200-day EMA.
EUR/USD support near 1.1500 strains as oil prices hit Europe; IEA release may cap gains.
Austria’s December trade deficit widened sharply, deteriorating from €352 million to €1,301 million as import-export gap grew.
Deutsche Bank sees February CPI firming on energy, with core easing; core PCE projected higher.
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