Markets were shaped this week by sticky US inflation, Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech, shifting rate expectations, renewed yen weakness and continued focus on energy-driven inflation risks.

Markets were shaped this week by renewed US-Iran tensions, higher oil prices, hawkish central bank commentary, and continued movement across major currency pairs.

Markets were shaped this week by softer US labour market data, shifting rate expectations, geopolitical developments, and renewed currency volatility.

Markets were shaped this week by a mix of central bank expectations, inflation data, falling energy prices, geopolitical developments, and renewed currency volatility.