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Japan is set to receive this week the first crude tanker from Central Asia since the war in Iran began, the Japanese Industry Ministry said on Monday. A tanker shipping Azerbaijani crude is expected to arrive in Japan on Tuesday, the authorities said, as the country – and other Asian buyers – are sc

Gold (XAU/USD) opens the week with a bearish gap as persistent uncertainty surrounding the US-Iran war continues to fuel Oil-driven inflation fears, maintaining pressure on central banks to keep borrowing costs elevated.

ING’s Chris Turner says EUR/USD has held up thanks to a softer Dollar and strong Asian AI-related risk sentiment, but Eurozone activity data remain weak. He argues that expectations for European Central Bank (ECB) hikes this summer are preventing a drop toward 1.15.

OCBC’s FX Christopher Wong notes US Dollar Index (DXY) traded slightly softer despite a strong US jobs report, as markets focus more on geopolitics, Oil and Fed repricing.

AUD/USD trades around 0.7245 on Monday at the time of writing, virtually unchanged on the day after opening the week with a bearish gap. The pair recovers its initial daily losses, but the Australian Dollar (AUD) remains weighed down by renewed risk aversion supporting the US Dollar (USD).

Most of the market buffers that have stopped oil futures prices from rallying to record highs could vanish before the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, which puts the market in a “race against time,” according to Morgan Stanley. Reduced overall crude imports into China and soaring exports from the

Gold (XAU/USD) pulls back from last week’s high on Monday, reaching session lows a few dollars above the $4,650 level at the time of writing.

China's consumer inflation accelerated to 1.2% in April, topping analyst estimates, as the Middle East crisis drove a surge in energy prices. The Chinese consumer price index (CPI) rose by 1.2% last month from a year earlier, accelerating from 1% annual inflation in March, data from China's National

Deutsche Bank’s Jim Reid and team say markets are digesting a firm US payrolls report that reinforced views of a resilient labour market and persistent inflation risks.