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Energies

US Gasoline Prices Surge in March Amid Middle East War
US gasoline prices soared in March 2026, with the EIA reporting an average of $3.638 per gallon ($0.96 per liter),…
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Metals

Chile Copper Production Lowest in 9 Years
Chile’s copper production dropped 4.8% year over year to 378,554 metric tons in February, marking its lowest level since March…
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Energies

TTF Prices Fall 7%, Still Up 60% in March
European natural gas futures fell 7% to €53.3 per MWh as milder weather and stronger renewable output reduced demand across…
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Markets

IRGC Threatens to Attack Microsoft, Apple and Alphabet
The Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has just issued a stern warning to 18 U.S. technology companies, singling out…
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Banks

USD/JPY: Verbal pushback as 162–164 looms – TD Securities
TD Securities analysts highlight growing official frustration with Japanese Yen weakness as USD/JPY breached the 160 level in the past…
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Markets

U.S. Labor Market Cools While Consumer Confidence Beats Expectations
US JOLTS Job Openings Feb: 6.882M (est 6.890M; prev 6.946M) – Job Openings Rate: 4.2% (prev 4.2%; prev R 4.4%)…
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Energies

WTI Crude Oil pulls back on Iran de-escalation hopes as markets eye API inventory draw
WTI Oil prices retreat as speculation grows that Washington may halt the conflict with Iran, easing fears of prolonged supply…
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Metals

Gold hovers below $4,600 as traders weigh Mideast de-escalation hopes and interest rate outlook
Gold set for worst monthly drop since October 2008 amid Middle East turmoil. Softer US Dollar offers support, though a…
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Banks

Mexico: Sub‑potential growth with delayed easing – Societe Generale
Societe Generale’s Dev Ashish projects Mexico’s 2026 growth to remain below potential, constrained by weak manufacturing, investment and USMCA‑related uncertainty.…
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Banks

Eurozone: Rising energy shock challenges ECB – ING
ING’s Bert Colijn notes that Eurozone inflation has jumped from 1.9% to 2.5%, driven entirely by higher energy prices, while core and…
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