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  1. Tensions in the Middle East are rising, linked to the US-Israel war with Iran, impacting global oil prices and shipping costs, with Oman in the region.
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Geopolitical uncertainty stemming from West Asia is affecting Federal Open Market Committee policy.

9 reports, 7 independent Updated Jul 27
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Geopolitical uncertainty stemming from West Asia is affecting Federal Open Market Committee policy.

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  1. Geopolitical developments in West Asia are being analyzed alongside US labor market and inflation data.Sub-event
  2. The chief economist of Bank Muamalat commented on FOMC minutes regarding FED policy and regional stability in West Asia.Sub-event
  3. FOMC meeting reported from Washington; Fed acknowledged uncertainty linked to West Asia conflict.Sub-event
  4. The Federal Reserve is making monetary policy decisions while the Hormuz Strait remains a critical shipping route, complicated by a preliminary agreement between the US and Iran.Sub-event
  5. FOMC acknowledges uncertainty linked to the West Asia conflict.1 source
  6. West Asia geopolitical uncertainty impacts FED policy decisions.1 source

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