Brent hits $100 as US-Iran tensions persist; EUR, USD eye ECB and US CPI
The source reports no currency price moves, pip figures or specific levels. Brent crude hit $100 on September 9 as US-Iran tensions persisted, with the source warning that the real risk comes after oil reaches that level. European stocks slid as $100 oil revived inflation fears ahead of the ECB decision. The Nasdaq consolidated at key resistance as traders awaited the US CPI report; no level was specified. AI infrastructure stocks surged while software shares fell. Gold remained under pressure amid escalating US-Iran attacks and US CPI risks. For traders, the ECB decision and the US CPI release are the key events for euro and dollar direction. Oil-driven inflation concerns remain the dominant theme.
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