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Week Ahead: War, Tariffs, and Three G10 Central Bank Meetings

July 25, 2026
The escalation of the Middle East war sent oil prices sharply higher and pulled interest rates up, too. September WTI rose by more than 10% for a three-week increase of more than 25%. Neither side seems prepared to back down. However, judging by the largest spread this year (~$11) between the September WTI and the December contract suggests many p…
Week Ahead: War, Tariffs, and Three G10 Central Bank Meetings Week Ahead: War, Tariffs, and Three G10 Central Bank Meetings Reviewed by Marc Chandler on July 25, 2026 Rating: 5
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Oil Pulls Back, Takes Some Pressure off Interest Rates, Leaves the Greenback Slightly Softer Oil Pulls Back, Takes Some Pressure off Interest Rates, Leaves the Greenback Slightly Softer Reviewed by Marc Chandler on July 24, 2026 Rating: 5
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Yen Sold to New 40-Year Lows, while PBOC Sets Dollar's Reference Rate at a 3-Year Low Yen Sold to New 40-Year Lows, while PBOC Sets Dollar's Reference Rate at a 3-Year Low Reviewed by Marc Chandler on July 23, 2026 Rating: 5
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USD is Little Changed as Oil Jumps

July 22, 2026
While there is much consternation from the American pundits and think tanks about China’s shock as it dominates auto manufacturing and value-added manufacturing, the two shocks from the US are more pressing for investors. First, The IEA says this is the biggest disruption in the oil market in history. The war in Middle East is escalating and the d…
USD is Little Changed as Oil Jumps USD is Little Changed as Oil Jumps Reviewed by Marc Chandler on July 22, 2026 Rating: 5
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Aided by China, Equities Bounce Back, and the Canadian Dollar Recovers from the Drop on US Threat of 50% Tariffs Aided by China, Equities Bounce Back, and the Canadian Dollar Recovers from the Drop on US Threat of 50% Tariffs Reviewed by Marc Chandler on July 21, 2026 Rating: 5
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Markets in Wait and See Mode

July 20, 2026
The capital markets are off to a mostly quiet start today, with Japanese markets closed and mixed signals from the Middle East after the war expanded over the weekend. Crude oil prices initially rallied but have come back off. The line-up of the new UK government is awaited. The tech sell-off continued in Asia but US index futures are trading firm…
Markets in Wait and See Mode Markets in Wait and See Mode Reviewed by Marc Chandler on July 20, 2026 Rating: 5
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Week Ahead: Tug-of-War between Softer US Rates and Safe-Haven from Escalating Middle East War Week Ahead: Tug-of-War between Softer US Rates and Safe-Haven from Escalating Middle East War Reviewed by Marc Chandler on July 18, 2026 Rating: 5
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