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Burnham a man with a plan? Or is this just a move to try and bolster popularity early on in his tenure? In his first notable policy action in charge, he has scrapped VAT on energy bills starting from 1 October. The move will cost roughly £850 million and be funded through the now cancelled digital ID scheme. For some context, the previously proposed digital ID scheme was estimated to cost approximately £1.8 billion over the coming years. "I said I wanted to give people breathing space, and that'

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Rising oil prices and Treasury yields are still two key factors that should continue to drive markets in the week ahead. And both are very much driven themselves by US-Iran developments at the moment. Tensions remain high as US president Trump claims that Iran will pay "many times over" for the killing of American soldiers. That as both sides continue to exchange military strikes in the meantime too. However, there was a bit of hope perhaps late yesterday with Axios stating that Trump is mulling

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Goldman Sachs says renewed escalation risks in Middle East imply net upside risks to their $80/75 Brent/WTI 2026 Q4 forecast.Brent might rise above $120/bbl in 2026 Q4, and average $100/bbl in 2027 if Hormuz remains disrupted. Goldman’s baseline: Brent at $80/bbl in Q4 and $75/bbl next year. - Note via Reuters  This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at investinglive.com.

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RBNZ's own inflation model, Q2 2026: 2.7% y/y, unchanged from Q1 Israel believes Iran moved nuclear centrifuges into Pickaxe Mountain Goldman Sachs says Brent might rise above $120/bbl if Hormuz remains disrupted South Korea's Lee flags won weakness and leveraged product risks Axios reports that Trump nears decision between new Iran ceasefire and full scale war Oil holds near one month highs as renewed US Iran conflict enters 10th night PBOC sets USD/ CNY central rate at 6.7917 (vs. estimate at

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Unchanged from Q1 takes some pressure out of the inflaiton readings today.  More detail: RBNZ's sectoral factor model, its preferred underlying inflation measure. Earlier: New Zealand's Q2 CPI rose 4.1% y/y and 1.5% q/q, both above forecasts and the RBNZ's own 3.9% estimate. This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at investinglive.com.

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A confirmed US strike on a hardened, deeply buried nuclear site would mark a significant escalation beyond the strikes on shipping and conventional military targets seen so far, and would likely be read by markets as raising the risk of a broader, more prolonged conflict rather than a step toward de-escalation. Given Pickaxe Mountain's depth and fortification, any attack would also raise questions about the effectiveness of strikes against it, potentially prolonging uncertainty rather than resol

Impact score: 60
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New Zealand's Q2 CPI rose 4.1% y/y and 1.5% q/q, both above forecasts and the RBNZ's own 3.9% estimate. Its sent the kiwi $ higher on the session.  Still to come is the RBNZ's sectoral factor model, its preferred underlying inflation measure. Due at 3pm New Zealand time today, which is 3am GMT and 11pm US Eastern time on Monday. This will markets a further read on the extent of underlying price pressure. The model is the RBNZ's own preferred measure of core inflation, built by extracting a commo

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The recognition allows regulated firms in Abu Dhabi Global Market to offer services involving Tether Gold as tokenized commodities gain broader adoption.

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The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has imposed a financial penalty of £4,165,000 on HDI Global SE in connection with the submission of incorrect data to the PRA.

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As miners chase AI profits, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong reveals why global inflation fears and rising deficits will keep driving Bitcoin’s price higher.