Oil Prices are doing an Inflationary pressure on global markets with the latest developments. We see that the increase in oil prices leads to inflationary pressures in the global economy. The Brexit decision followed by the depreciation of the Sterling Inflationist pressure in Britain is even more preliminary than in other countries. The Bank of England did not make any interest rate changes at the first monetary policy meeting of the year. With the unanimous decision, the policy rate has been maintained at 0.25 %. The institution did not make any changes in the asset purchase program and private sector bond purchase target. The decision was not a surprise for the market, but it was important because the revisions expected in the inflation report were priced in the market.

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  USD/TL has recorded a strong decrease at the last days

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  Uncertainity continues among Fed members

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  Emerging Markets are Losing Value after Trump's Victory

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  Global markets focus on taking risks after Fed decision

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  Global markets are pricing less risky atmosphere

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  Global markets are waiting developments from FED meeting deliberately

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

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  Japanese economy lost acceleration in the last quarter of 2016

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  China foreign trade surplus increased in January

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  Inflation figures will be announced in England today