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  1. Rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are driving up global energy prices while UK regions forecast strong economic growth.

Monetary policy influences interest rates and market expectations as Middle East developments affect global oil prices and energy costs.

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Monetary policy influences interest rates and market expectations as Middle East developments affect global oil prices and energy costs.

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  1. Rising oil prices and reduced cashflows are impacting domestic interest rates, which are determined by the Repo Rate for home loans and fixed deposits.Sub-event
  2. Oil price falls are easing UK borrowing costs, while market health is reflected in the FTSE 100, with policy advice sought from experts like Michael Saunders.Sub-event
  3. BoE noted European growth while Iran conflict drove oil volatility and Shell profits.1 source
  4. BoE monetary policy influences interest rates amid Middle East oil price volatility.1 source
  5. Expert commentary links Middle East uncertainty to market softening, oil price recovery, and specific trends in the Scottish housing market.1 source

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