A U.S.-Iran diplomatic breakthrough triggered a de-escalation pivot across global markets, sending oil prices down 8.70% as the Straits of Hormuz partially reopened. U.S. equities saw a sharp rotation out of tech into defensives, while Treasury yields retreated on deflationary relief. Eyes now turn to a holiday-shortened week packed with front-loaded labor data that will test Fed Chair Warsh’s hawkish resolve
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