Global markets saw oil prices fall and stocks rise as US and Iran paused retaliatory strikes. The dollar weakened against peers while Treasuries gained as inflation concerns receded. Traders now await Federal Reserve interest rate decisions and tech company earnings reports. Central banks globally will emphasize vigilance over higher energy prices impacting inflation. Singapore tightened monetary policy, strengthening its dollar against the US currency.
Oil Price Today (July 27): Crude oil dips 5%, below $95 as US pauses strikes on Iran. What are experts saying?
Brent crude futures dropped $4.89, or 5.05%, to $91.89, after briefly falling below the key $90 support level earlier in the session. US West Texas