- Roger Marshall, Kaitlan Collins, CNN, Donald Trump, and the Middle East are involved in discussions regarding Iran's self-defense and potential agreements.
- Trump discusses mine search around Iranian deployments and how Iran conflict risks affect global oil transit.
- Geopolitical risk drives market volatility in Asia, an interim peace deal extends a ceasefire, and the Fed signals rate hikes amid inflation concerns.
- An interim deal regarding Gulf exports was announced, impacting oil flow and revising price forecasts.
Fed's hawkish tone influenced Goldman Sachs' outlook, while the Iran deal helped stabilize oil prices.
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Updated Jun 17
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Fed's hawkish tone influenced Goldman Sachs' outlook, while the Iran deal helped stabilize oil prices.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Fed hawkishness, driven by the Iran war and oil spike, is influencing currency markets and trade relations.Sub-event
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