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Ceasefire Announced in US-Iran Conflict and Interest Rates

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A ceasefire between the US and Iran has been signed for 60 days.
The Federal Reserve has announced no increase in interest rates for now.
Both ceasefires are seen as temporary measures to postpone deeper decisions.
Analysts view the ceasefire favorably towards Iran, marking it as a potential victory.
The delays in both cases allow for negotiations and avoid immediate escalations.

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A ceasefire between the US and Iran has been signed for 60 days.
The Federal Reserve has announced no increase in interest rates for now.
Both ceasefires are seen as temporary measures to postpone deeper decisions.
Analysts view the ceasefire favorably towards Iran, marking it as a potential victory.
The delays in both cases allow for negotiations and avoid immediate escalations.

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