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  1. Geopolitical risks stemming from the Middle East are influencing the global economic outlook and war terms.
  2. Geopolitical shifts are underway in the Middle East, with a tentative deal being discussed that aims to bring an end to the ongoing war.

Peace deals affecting energy flows from the Gulf are causing inflation shocks and policy challenges for major central banks.

9 reports, 9 independent Updated Jun 16
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Peace deals affecting energy flows from the Gulf are causing inflation shocks and policy challenges for major central banks.

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  1. ECB policy expectations are being discussed as energy flows are affected by the potential reopening of the Strait of Hormuz following a US-Iran deal.Sub-event
  2. PGIM provides forecasts on central bank actions as rate hikes increase the cost of credit and market yields.Sub-event
  3. Negotiations between the US and Iran have led to a tentative agreement to end the war, with maritime intelligence firms monitoring operational constraints.Sub-event
  4. Oil deal between U.S. and Iran could cool inflation.Sub-event
  5. The US-Iran deal is impacting global food prices and annual inflation components due to shifts in the Middle East.Sub-event
  6. Strait of Hormuz reopened due to US-Iran peace deal; Fed meeting held under new chair.1 source
  7. Geopolitical developments in Iran are leading to oil supply issues and pressure on the central bank.1 source
  8. Peace deals in the Middle East are causing inflation shocks and policy challenges for central banks.1 source

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