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Trump downplays Iran attack risk; Bank of France forecasts moderate Q4 growth

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Donald Trump downplayed the likelihood of new attacks on Iran, which caused crude prices to tumble, although supply worries near the Strait of Hormuz persisted. Separately, the Bank of France expects its economy to expand moderately in the fourth quarter, avoiding a recession.

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Donald Trump's comments reduced conflict risk in the Middle East. Furthermore, the Bank of France's forecast of moderate expansion supports Eurozone stability, which influences the European Central Bank.

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  • Middle EastSpeculative

    The Middle East might see reduced supply chain risks due to lower conflict risk.

  • The European Central Bank could adjust credit or funding policies based on the Bank of France's stability forecast.

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