Global Markets Are Focused on Inflation Data to Be Released Worldwide.
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As conflicts in the Middle East spread across the region and threaten energy supplies, they are influencing the direction of asset prices, while the slowdown in tanker traffic in the Strait of Hormuz has also increased concerns about energy supply.
In global markets, the impact of conflicts in the Middle East on energy supply and expectations regarding the US Federal Reserve's (Fed) interest rate policy have been decisive factors in pricing. Next week, inflation data to be released in the US, Europe, and Asia, as well as messages from central bank officials, will be the focus of investors.
Global markets were mixed this week, influenced by developments in the Middle East, Fed expectations, and technology profit forecasts. Next week, attention will be focused on inflation data to be released globally, particularly in the US, as well as central bank speeches at the IMF and World Bank meetings.
Global bond yields rising to a 24-year high, the impact of Middle Eastern developments on oil prices, and expectations regarding the US Federal Reserve's (FED) interest rate policy were key factors in the market. Gold prices ended the week higher, while investors' focus shifted to US inflation data to be released next week.
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