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In charts: our latest scenarios for energy prices, central banks and markets

Here's what happens if there's a quick deal or a severe re-escalation in the Middle East war

Energy markets remain complacent despite significant supply shock

In the absence of quick resolution in the Middle East, energy prices are set to move higher in the third quarter

Our latest views on the major central banks

What to expect from the Fed, ECB, BoE and BoJ in the coming months

Federal Reserve to resist the urge to hike US rates

The chances of a Fed rate hike have increased, but we don't sense officials are in any hurry to change course

Ireland skews eurozone growth data

With energy prices expected to remain higher for longer, the ECB is likely to hike interest rates twice this year, to contain second-round effects

China’s second-quarter slowdown underway amid soft consumption

Growth looks even more imbalanced as consumption and investment slow in an uncertain world

Bank of England poised for July rate hike on energy spike

We're pencilling in a one-and-done rate rise this summer

Asian policy tightening ahead as FX and inflation risks build

As elevated oil prices tilt inflation risks upward, we expect most Asian central banks to raise rates

CEE: Moving in all directions

The CEE outlook is benign on steady rates in Poland, Czech economic expansion and possible rate cuts in Hungary

CIS-4: Domestic resilience leads to softer rates outlook

Our view on Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan amid an upgrade in commodity prices

FX: Cyclical dollar bullishness takes over

Cyclical factors return to the FX market and look set to keep the dollar bid over coming months

Rates: Dealing with the rate hike narrative

Rate hikes are discounted. Some will be delivered. The discount initiates the level from which we build curves