- Middle East tensions and oil - what ongoing geopolitical developments could mean for energy prices, inflation and wider market sentiment
- Gold - how the precious metal is reacting to heightened uncertainty
- US-China trade talks and the potential impact on global markets
- The Japanese yen - the latest moves and what investors are watching
- European security risks - including concerns around the Suwałki Gap and the potential implications for European markets
- Middle East tensions and oil - what ongoing geopolitical developments could mean for energy prices, inflation and wider market sentiment
- Gold - how the precious metal is reacting to heightened uncertainty
- US-China trade talks and the potential impact on global markets
- The Japanese yen - the latest moves and what investors are watching
- European security risks - including concerns around the Suwałki Gap and the potential implications for European markets
Join Kathleen Brooks, Research Director at XTB, live today at 13:30 for the latest edition of Market Live.
This week, Kathleen will be looking at some of the biggest themes currently shaping global markets, including:
- Middle East tensions and oil - what ongoing geopolitical developments could mean for energy prices, inflation and wider market sentiment
- Gold - how the precious metal is reacting to heightened uncertainty
- US-China trade talks and the potential impact on global markets
- The Japanese yen - the latest moves and what investors are watching
- European security risks - including concerns around the Suwałki Gap and the potential implications for European markets
Watch Market Live today at 13:30
Join Kathleen as she breaks down the latest moves and what investors should be watching next.
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Date: 22/09/2026
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Time: 13:30 BST
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