- The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) executes policy under Fed leadership, affecting overall Fed policy.
- Middle East conflict impacts energy prices while FED uses FOMC to set interest rates, with Donald Trump advocating for lower rates.
- The International Energy Agency monitors global energy market disruption as oil flows from Iran and US Treasury waivers govern sales.
IEA forecasts reflect current market realities regarding oil prices.
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IEA forecasts reflect current market realities regarding oil prices.
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