Inflation figures will be announced in England today before the Brexit process. Following the announcement that Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May will launch the Brexit process next week, attention is turned to inflation figures today.According to the data released today, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) is expected to increase compared to the same month of the previous year. In the near future, it's expected to incrase interest in England if the inflation increases as predicted. 

Let's look at the other major developments of today in world economies :

• Gold prices were near the highest level of more than two weeks, with investors assessing contradictory comments from Fed officials on the pace of interest rate hikes this year.
• This week, a number of Fed officials, including President Janet Yellen, will speak on March 23rd.
• Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will hold negotiations with the European Union today
• The Australian Central Bank published report of the March monetary policy meeting. According to the minutes, the main factor that worries bank members is the housing sector.
• The Euro becomes stronger against major currencies, with the survey showing that the independent candidate for France's election, Emmuel Macron, was the most persuasive candidate among five candidates, ahead of Le Pen in the national discussion.

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  Brent oil market gives recovery signals

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  Gold exceeded 1.300 USD with election worries

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  Global markets continue to be affected by Fed interest increase expectations

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  Oil market protects its strong trend after weekly oil stock data in the USA

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  Asian markets focus on Chinese data

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  Oil Prices are doing an Inflationary pressure on global markets.

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  Uncertainity continues among Fed members

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  Moody's focuses on the increasing risk factors

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  Emerging Country Stocks are losing value after increasing expectations of interest increase by FED

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  Global markets are waiting for Yellen's speech today