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New data released on Thursday, April 16, 2026, reveals that Türkiye’s property market is undergoing a period of correction. While home prices are still climbing in nominal terms, they continue to lose value when adjusted for inflation a trend that has persisted for over a year.16 Apr 2026-13:14
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Gold gained as diplomatic efforts toward a resolution of the Iran war helped ease inflation concerns, even as tensions persist around the Strait of Hormuz.16 Apr 2026-10:36
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As anticipated, U.S. inflation increased last month, primarily due to higher energy costs related to the Middle East conflict. However, core prices were unexpectedly lower.10 Apr 2026-18:23
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Federal Reserve official Mary Daly has warned that the recent oil price shock linked to the Iran conflict could delay progress in bringing inflation back to target.10 Apr 2026-16:28
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Germany’s annual inflation rate was confirmed at 2.7% in March, its highest level since January 2024, driven largely by a sharp rise in energy prices following global supply disruptions linked to the Iran conflict, according to official data from Destatis.10 Apr 2026-11:30
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A senior US Federal Reserve official has raised the prospect of an interest rate hike for the first time in years, warning that the Iran war's impact on fuel costs could push inflation beyond the central bank's control.07 Apr 2026-14:38
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Wall Street is heading into a critical week as investors closely watch upcoming inflation data and early corporate earnings for signs of how rising oil prices and geopolitical tensions are impacting the economy.03 Apr 2026-15:30
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Tanzania’s central bank has kept its benchmark lending rate unchanged at 5.75 percent for the second quarter of 2026, citing global economic uncertainty and the need to balance inflation risks with growth.02 Apr 2026-23:43
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Global economic uncertainty is being driven by a convergence of structural and cyclical factors, including geopolitical tensions, monetary policy tightening, and uneven post pandemic recovery. Major economies are facing slower growth, while external shocks continue to disrupt stability.31 Mar 2026-20:30
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