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After the Iran war - forget interest rate cuts this year
The US stock market's performance may have accurately reflected the unfolding situation in Iran, with analysts suggesting the Iran war is widely expected to delay or prevent interest rate cuts by central banks this year.
9 Mar, 14:28 — 10 Mar, 01:00
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CNNMostly Factual72d ago
Why the US stock market may have been right about Iran all along - CNN
Why the US stock market may have been right about Iran all along CNN
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The Iran war has put the brakes on the next Bank of England rate cut
Before the war in Iran erupted, the Bank of England was widely predicted to be set to cut interest rates in March or April. Don't count on it, economists say.
Read full article →advisor-perspectivesMostly Factual72d ago
Gold Drops as Oil Surge Stokes Fears of Higher Interest Rates
Gold fell, pressured by a stronger US dollar and concern about the prospect of higher interest rates, as the war in the Middle East extended into a second week and oil rallied.
By Robin Paxton, Jack Ryan
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First report: svenska-dagbladet · 9 Mar, 05:03|Full coverage: 4 · 20h|Window: 20h
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