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G10 central banks are showing policy divergence on interest rates amid rising energy costs from Middle East conflicts.

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G10 central banks are showing policy divergence on interest rates amid rising energy costs from Middle East conflicts.

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  1. Fed chairman addressed ECB forum on war-driven inflation and energy price hikes.1 source
  2. The Middle East conflict reduced oil prices while both the FED and ECB pursue tightening monetary policy.1 source
  3. Goldman Sachs lowered its gold price forecast due to expectations regarding Federal Reserve policy and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.Sub-event
  4. Trump is demanding a deal for lower oil prices as the FED strengthens its commitment, while Hoffmann-La Roche discusses the latest monetary policy stance.Sub-event
  5. Middle East energy shock is affecting CPI pass-through, leading the Reserve Bank of Australia to monitor inflation for policy decisions.Sub-event
  6. Market pricing of policy divergence between the Bank of England and the European Central Bank, specifically benefiting the EUR/GBP currency pair.Sub-event
  7. New MoU puts Iran in charge of Gulf flows, linking Middle East instability to FED policy.1 source
  8. Fed hawkish tone affects gold price forecasts amid Iran war inflation.1 source
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  1. Global central banks diverge on rates as Middle East conflict drives up energy costs and inflation risks.1 source

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