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ECB Governing Council member Machrouf: If war-related infrastructure damage delays production recovery, direct price pressures may not subside quickly.

2026-06-17

ECB Governing Council member Machrouf: If war-related infrastructure damage delays production recovery, direct price pressures may not subside quickly.

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2026-06-16

Reserve Bank of Australia held the cash rate at 4.35% as expected, saying it may take further action if needed. The committee noted financial conditions have tightened after prior rate increases and reaffirmed it will raise the cash rate target again

Reserve Bank of Australia held the cash rate at 4.35% as expected, saying it may take further action if needed. The committee noted financial conditions have tightened after prior rate increases and reaffirmed it will raise the cash rate target again if required to meet its objectives. Overall and core inflation remain too high and could stay elevated for some time; short-term inflation expectations have eased but are above levels at the start of the year. The RBA said the economy has shown signs of slowing following rate rises, but domestic activity and the inflation outlook remain uncertain. Global oil supply issues are likely to persist, keeping upward pressure on energy prices and inflation; high oil prices are already filtering into goods and services. In the governor’s press remarks he said a rate rise was not under consideration at this meeting, but further tightening is not ruled out and waiting for clearer inflation relief could be too late. He reiterated that demand must slow to reduce inflation, inflation still poses upside risks, monthly data are volatile, he does not expect a quarterly contraction, and the labor market remains somewhat tight at a 4.5% unemployment rate.
2026-06-16

Refinitiv reports the U.S. military supervised dozens of covert ship-to-ship crude transfers on the fringes of the Strait of Hormuz to sustain Gulf energy export flows. Operations began in early May and employed drones, unmanned surface vessels and h

Refinitiv reports the U.S. military supervised dozens of covert ship-to-ship crude transfers on the fringes of the Strait of Hormuz to sustain Gulf energy export flows. Operations began in early May and employed drones, unmanned surface vessels and helicopters to shepherd ships to receiving tankers, occurring offshore Fujairah (UAE) and offshore Sohar (Oman). Shipping data and satellite imagery show at least 92 vessels took part; imagery on June 11 showed 17 pairs simultaneously transferring at the two sites. Four sources, including a former U.S. official, said an Apache helicopter Iran shot down on June 9 — an event that led to U.S. retaliatory strikes — had participated; satellite images show six tanker pairs clustered off Sohar on the day the Apache was downed.
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