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'Risk appetite unchanged': US stocks continued record rally
The announcement of a peace deal between the US and Iran could send the US stock market tumbling, warns Nomura strategist / Photo: X / NYSE
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Peace paradox: why does Nomura strategist expect US stocks to fall because of the Iran deal?
Chevron expects oil prices to rise in June-July / Photo: Kevin West/Unsplash.com
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Barrel at $160: Exxon and Chevron warned of oil jumping to 'a different level'
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US stocks retreated from highs amid accelerating inflation and escalating war
In the current quarter, the ruble topped the top global currencies amid war and oil boom / Photo: Caroline Ruda/Shutterstock.com
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The Russian ruble has strengthened to a three-year high. What is helping it?
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Iran promised to open the Strait of Hormuz within a month of the deal. What's in the markets?
The ECB does not name Trump directly in its review, diplomatically appealing to the actions of the US administration / Photo: olrat/Shutterstock.com
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Trump risks triggering financial crisis with war with Iran, ECB warned
Investment bank Piper Sandler doesnt believe a US peace deal with Iran is coming / Photo: PHOTOCREO Michal Bednarek/Shutterstock.com
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Hormuz blockade will drag on for months and drive oil to new records - Piper Sandler
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US stocks rise: optimism about AI has overshadowed military risks
Iran war spurs $10 bln Kazakhstan project between China and EU
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Iran war spurs $10 bln Kazakhstan project between China and EU
U.S. Central Command explained the new strikes on Iran by the need to protect troops from threats from Iranian forces / Photo: X/U.S. Central Command
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Brent price drop reversed to a surge after new US strikes on Iran
United States and Iran reach agreement in principle to resume shipping in the Strait of Hormuz - NYT / Photo: somkanae sawatdinak / Shutterstock
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U.S. and Iran agree to open the Strait of Hormuz - NYT. Now what?
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