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The Bank of Japan held rates steady as expected, and the USD/JPY pair rose slightly in the short term, currently trading at 159.62.
2026-03-19
The Bank of Japan held rates steady as expected, and the USD/JPY pair rose slightly in the short term, currently trading at 159.62.
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2026-03-18
Market news: The commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Navy stated that oil facilities linked to the United States are now on par with US military bases and will be subject to full-scale attacks, warning workers to stay away from these facilit
Market news: The commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Navy stated that oil facilities linked to the United States are now on par with US military bases and will be subject to full-scale attacks, warning workers to stay away from these facilities.
2026-03-19
US crude is trading at a near $12 discount to Brent, the widest since early 2015, as Middle East conflict disrupts Persian Gulf flows. WTI futures settled around $96/bbl, while some Middle East grades top $150. US supplies, including light-sweet crud
US crude is trading at a near $12 discount to Brent, the widest since early 2015, as Middle East conflict disrupts Persian Gulf flows. WTI futures settled around $96/bbl, while some Middle East grades top $150. US supplies, including light-sweet crude and emergency reserves, remain ample, cushioning prices. Analysts note the gap reflects geographic market tightness and hedging effects from SPR releases. Imports from Venezuela and rising Gulf Coast inflows further bolster US supply, limiting the impact of global oil shocks.
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