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Pakistan claims that the U.S. and Iran are close to reaching an agreement.
First loudly demanding compensation, then quietly making a breakthrough? Pakistan has released a major update: the U.S. and Iran are nearing an agreement of some kind.
U.S. CPI for July arrives tomorrow! JPMorgan outlines five scenarios, with the S&P 500 potentially swinging by as much as 2%.
JPMorgan's trading desk recently warned that the U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) report for July, scheduled for release on Wednesday, could cause the S&P 500 index to swing by as much as 2%.
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Express News | Pakistan signals on U.S.-Iran talks: 'Close to reaching some kind of arrangement'
According to Reuters, Pakistani officials stated that signals from the United States and Iran indicate the two sides are 'close to reaching some kind of arrangement,' with developments moving in a peaceful direction. Meanwhile, according to Iran's Mehr News Agency, Pakistan's Interior Minister has arrived in Tehran for talks.
Express News | Qatar: Oman–Iran negotiations have entered an "advanced stage"
A spokesperson for the Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated: "Negotiations between Oman and Iran have now entered an 'advanced stage.' We have received positive feedback from both countries, and the talks are at a critical juncture. We support all efforts to de-escalate the situation. As mediators, we hope to see the Strait of Hormuz reopened as soon as possible. Qatar supports any proposal that ensures the security of the Strait of Hormuz and freedom of navigation, while preventing it from becoming a tool for political pressure."
‘The New Fed Wire’ Issues Strong Warning: September Rate Hike Hinges on Inflation Data!
① The so-called 'New Fed Wire' stated that if the U.S. July CPI data released on Wednesday comes in mild, it would simultaneously ease the pressure on both Waller personally and the FOMC to raise interest rates—pressure stemming from their ongoing reassessment of whether they had underestimated the resilience of the U.S. economy. ② Conversely, if the data remains elevated, it could force him to demonstrate through concrete action the point he struggled last month to articulate clearly.