Oil is still holding steady above $90 in the mid region. And this is definitely not a good sign, especially as we do inch closer into April because again with the inflation report coming next month, if oil stays this high, it's not going to look good for the overall economy. Now, while this is happening, stocks just took a massive nose dive today.I mean, we're talking about sub6,500 for a little bit of time. We regained 6,500, but ultimately we lost the support going all the way back to November. Now, this ...

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The dollar is headed for its worst day in over a month as hopes that shipping traffic through a key oil route will resume pushed oil prices lower. https://t.co/IvtVDFD2eR ...

We have a new risk right now which is the war with Iran. Um has that taught us anything about safe havens. I mean if you look what's happened to the dollar and what happened to the US treasuries, it's interesting what's happened.Actually treasuries sold off to some extent. People went to the dollar. Are are the are the nature of safe havens changing.>> That's a great question. I think the dollar is a safe haven and most people see it and you as you said that's probably what we've been seeing. I think treasu ...

Core Viewpoint - The dollar is expected to remain supported in the near term due to safe-haven flows driven by the ongoing Iran war [1] Group 1 - Analysts from Monex Europe indicate that the conflict in Iran is contributing to increased demand for the dollar as a safe-haven asset [1]

RT Robin Brooks (@robin_j_brooks)The Dollar is falling sharply. Recent Dollar strength was just the usual repatriation flows by US residents as risk aversion spiked. Those flows are always short-lived. Nothing about the Dollar story has changed. The Dollar will end 2026 down around 10%...https://t.co/2nXDj5db75 https://t.co/EDnaVM7Bs6 ...

As war spirals in the Middle East, one driver is increasingly overshadowing others when it comes to the dollar: the price of oil https://t.co/M8zCurAt8g ...

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Group 1: Currency and Economic Indicators - The dollar index (DXY00) is down by -0.14%, influenced by a sharp decline in oil prices, which is considered dovish for Federal Reserve policy [1] - The dollar has underlying support from a +2.3 basis points rise in the 10-year T-note yield [1] - US existing home sales for February increased by +1.7% month-over-month to 4.09 million, surpassing expectations of a decline to 3.88 million [1] Group 2: Oil Market Dynamics - April WTI crude oil futures prices have decreased by -9%, reversing part of the previous rally over the last 1.5 weeks [3] - Oil prices peaked at $119 per barrel following Israeli airstrikes on Iranian fuel depots but have since fallen to around $86 per barrel after President Trump's comments on the Iran war [3] - G-7 energy ministers are convening to discuss options, including the potential release of oil stockpiles, amid ongoing tensions in the Middle East [3] Group 3: Geopolitical Events - An Iranian drone attack has caused the largest refinery in the UAE at the Ruwais Industrial Complex to halt operations due to a fire [2] - Iran's Assembly of Experts appointed hardliner Mojtaba Khamenei as the new supreme leader, indicating a continuation of hardline policies [3]

Uncertainty about how long the war in Iran could last is forcing traders to turn to history for a markets guide, specifically to look at Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022 and the playbook on how that affected gas and oil prices, bonds and stocks and the dollar. First, gas and oil prices. Just like back in 2022, energy prices are the most impacted.Higher energy prices could trigger inflation and hurt economic growth. And that will be bad news for both stocks and bonds. Then we look at the dollar.All the f ...