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Global central banks forecast policy shifts as Oman and Iran approach a Strait of Hormuz deal, amid US sanctions discussions.

12 reports, 7 independent Updated Aug 17
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Global central banks forecast policy shifts as Oman and Iran approach a Strait of Hormuz deal, amid US sanctions discussions.

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  1. Trump's calls regarding strikes affected market optimism as Iran sought a Hormuz pact with Oman.1 source
  2. Oman discusses temporary passage deal in Strait of Hormuz while central banks (FED, RBA) influence global interest rates.Sub-event
  3. Central banks influence currency levels as Oman and Iran near a Hormuz deal, requiring US action on sanctions.1 source
  4. Potential safe shipping route deal involving Oman discussed alongside US rate expectations.1 source

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