- Fed comments are causing market concern regarding potential rate hikes, while optimism over peace deals is influencing base metal demand.
- Barclays noted markets were caught off guard by the Fed's hawkish stance, influencing market expectations.
Barclays noted that its analysis complicates the Federal Reserve's efforts to control inflation, following the fading of an Iran-related oil shock.
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Barclays noted that its analysis complicates the Federal Reserve's efforts to control inflation, following the fading of an Iran-related oil shock.
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