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  1. Global markets reacted to inflation and central bank rate hikes as Israel conducted military strikes in Lebanon amid ongoing tensions with Iran.
  2. The bond market priced in a more-hawkish Fed while ongoing shelling in Southern Lebanon saw an agreement to start a ceasefire.

Israeli leader Ben-Gvir called for Lebanon to burn, amid media pressure regarding the ongoing ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah.

6 reports, 2 independent Updated Jun 28
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Israeli leader Ben-Gvir called for Lebanon to burn, amid media pressure regarding the ongoing ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah.

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Itamar Ben-GvirLebanonHezbollah

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The bond market priced in a more-hawkish Fed while ongoing shelling in Southern Lebanon saw an agreement to start a ceasefire. All 2 developments

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