- Trump, Vance, and Kushner were part of the US negotiating team that led to an MoU between the US and Iran regarding a cessation of operations, brokered by Pakistan.
- Trump is involved in negotiations regarding a deal to end the Middle East war.
- Peace talks affect stability and oil prices, discussing the Middle East, Korean Peninsula, and SK-US alliance.
Trump threatened a bombing campaign against Iran while the FED weighed rate hikes affecting oil demand in the Middle East.
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Trump threatened a bombing campaign against Iran while the FED weighed rate hikes affecting oil demand in the Middle East.
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Peace talks affect stability and oil prices, discussing the Middle East, Korean Peninsula, and SK-US alliance.Also in this story
- Trump discusses regional arms race context, diverging views on Iran's missile program, and defending an MoU with Tehran.
- Geopolitical uncertainty affects oil prices and inflation, while market analysis guides expectations regarding Fed policy.
- Donald Trump and Narendra Modi are seeking an early bilateral trade agreement conclusion, with a potential meeting planned during the G7 summit.
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Donald Trump
American businessman and politician (born 1946), President of the United States (2017–2021; since 2025)
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Tehran
capital city of Iran
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FED
business
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