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allistic missiles, ceasefire signals, a hot CPI print, and ultimately canceled airstrikes defined the week of June 8–12 across currencies, equities, oil, gold, and crypto.
WTI Crude Oil (USOIL) Analysis for June 12, 2026: Levels to Watch Amid US-Iran Tensions
WTI crude has shed more than $30 from its March peak. Now it is sitting at a major technical crossroads, and whether it holds or breaks likely depends on a diplomatic decision more than a chart pattern.
Trump canceled Iran strikes and signaled a deal was near, driving a reversal that sent equities surging, oil down nearly 6%, and the dollar broadly lower.
U.S. PPI May 2026 Hits 6.5%, Biggest Annual Surge Since 2022
U.S. wholesale inflation hit 6.5% annually in May 2026 — highest since 2022 — as gasoline surged 23.4% and core producer prices posted their biggest jump in years.
Dollar Rebounded After U.S. CPI Hit 3-Year High in May
The U.S. Consumer Price Index rose 4.2% year-on-year in May, its fastest pace since April 2023, with surging energy costs driven by the Middle East conflict accounting for the bulk of the monthly increase.
Renewed US-Iran military escalation pushed crude oil higher on Wednesday while equities fell to a five-week low on tech selling, and gold posted a steep unexpected decline.
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EUR/USD Analysis for June 10, 2026: Trend Correction Levels Ahead of Potential ECB Hike
EUR/USD is hovering close to short-term and long-term correction levels, as the upcoming ECB decision could determine which trends are likely to pick up.
Understanding the Fed’s Blackout Period And What It Means for Your Trades
The Federal Reserve’s blackout period started June 7. No official can say a word until after the June 16–17 FOMC meeting, and that silence makes Wednesday’s CPI report hit differently.
Monday bounced, Tuesday reversed — and the CPI goalposts shifted. Wall Street now expects 0.5% monthly inflation. Here’s what that means for every asset we track.
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