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  1. Trump outlined potential terms for a peace deal while oil flowed through the Strait of Hormuz amid strike uncertainty.
  2. The peace deal between the U.S. and Iran is being influenced by the market outlook, including comments from the Fed and actions by the Bank of Japan.
  3. Truce hopes are causing oil prices to fall, adding to the global monetary policy landscape alongside rate hike expectations from central banks.
  4. US-Iran truce aims to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, influencing oil prices and central bank expectations.

The FOMC is the rate-setting body of the FED, and the US-Iran deal could eventually help cool inflation.

8 reports, 8 independent Updated Aug 12
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The FOMC is the rate-setting body of the FED, and the US-Iran deal could eventually help cool inflation.

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  1. FOMC/FED concerned about inflation due to Iran war.1 source
  2. The FOMC is the rate-setting body of the FED, and the US-Iran deal could eventually help cool inflation.1 source

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