Oil Rally Fuels Inflation Fears; Canada's US Tariffs Kick In
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US equity futures waver and global stocks slide as brent crude inches closer to $100 a barrel, adding to inflation concerns. Saudi Arabia halts some energy operations after attacks. Canada's retaliatory levies of up to 50% on US goods take effect. ASML wins TSMC and Samsung's commitment to use its latest chip production gear. Marija Veitmane of State Street joins "Bloomberg Brief" to discuss market risks ahead of the CPI report later in the week. Chapters: 00:00:00 - Bloomberg Brief Begins 00:00:18 - Markets, Oil and Global Headlines 00:00:44 - Global Market Check: Yen Strengthens Ahead of U.S. CPI and BOJ Decision 00:01:51 - European Stocks Weaken as Oil and Bond Yields Rise 00:03:09 - US Markets Brace for CPI and a Potential Fed Hike 00:04:44 - Yen Rally Raises Volatility Concerns 00:07:57 - Brent Nears $100 After Attacks on Saudi Energy Facilities, Iran and Oman Work Toward Reopening the Strait of Hormuz 00:11:43 - Canada’s Retaliatory Tariffs Escalate US Trade Tensions
Tags: ASML, Abeer Abu Omar, Alice French, Anthropic, Brendan Murray, Brent Crude, Brief, Canada tariffs, Donald Trump, Europe gas, Fabienne Kinzelmann, Fed rate hike, Federal Reserve, Geopolitics, Inflation, Iran, Japanese yen, Justina Lee, Marija Veitmane, Neil Campling
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