L'IPC di aprile si mantiene su livelli elevati, costringendo i mercati a rivalutare la traiettoria della Fed. Il complesso energetico si stabilizza mentre i metalli preziosi salgono sulla domanda di beni rifugio.
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April CPI at 332.4 signals persistent inflation pressures, pushing rate-cut expectations into late 2026. Energy markets stabilize near $70 WTI as OPEC+ discipline holds. Silver's surge above $65 reflects inflation hedging and industrial demand convergence. Fed speakers this week will clarify whether June holds or cuts materialize in Q3.
Israeli coalition instability rises to 74% snap election probability; regional security posture and Iran nuclear negotiations face uncertainty.
Russian forces consolidate positions near Lyman and Zaporizhzhia; energy infrastructure remains vulnerable to escalation.
US-Iran nuclear talks show 44% breakthrough probability; Strait of Hormuz traffic coordination discussions with Oman reduce immediate risk.
China GDP growth probability of breaking target range climbs to 72%; policy response could reshape emerging market flows and commodity demand.
Consumer Price Index remains elevated at 332.4 (1982-84=100), signaling inflation persistence. Markets now price first Fed cut in Q3 2026 rather than June, with 25bp probability dropping sharply.
Industrial demand from solar and EV sectors combines with inflation-hedging flows to push silver above $65. Supply constraints in major producing regions amplify upward pressure.
Oil markets find equilibrium around $70/barrel as OPEC+ production cuts remain intact. Geopolitical risk premium from Middle East tensions provides floor despite demand concerns.
Knesset dissolution probability climbs to 74% as coalition fractures deepen. Early elections would reshape regional security posture and US-Israel coordination on Iran nuclear negotiations.