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Gas prices are climbing, crude is hitting records, and the latest data could show the biggest inflation jump in years. We explain how energy shocks ripple through the economy — and why the Fed’s “transitory” hopes are looking shaky again.

Today’s recommended read: Ceasefire uncorks market relief, but outlook remains sobering, by Jamie McGeever

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Markets cheered a ceasefire between Iran and the U.S. Less than 48 hours later, doubts are creeping back in — with oil flows still limited, the Fed reassessing inflation risks, and airlines warning of higher costs for consumers.

Today’s recommended read: Refined fuel prices retreat in Asia, but still show supply stress, by Clyde Russell

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The U.S. and Iran have agreed a ceasefire. Markets are surging, oil is down 15%, and suddenly a Fed rate cut is back on the table.

Today’s recommended read: Iran war ceasefire pushes energy markets into twilight zone, by Ron Bousso

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Global markets remain on edge as President Trump's Iran deadline looms with no sign of a quick resolution. Samsung's blockbuster profits lift Asian stocks briefly, while U.S. services data underline the Fed’s growing dilemma.

Today’s recommended read: It's time to end the world's delusions over the Iran energy crisis, Clyde Russell

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U.S. markets reopen after the long weekend to mixed signals as Trump sets a new Iran deadline, OPEC talks up higher output, and a surprisingly hot US jobs report lands, complicating the Fed’s inflation fight. 

Today’s recommended read: Iran war exposes frailties of 'no-hire' US economy by Jamie McGeever

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