Jerome Powell backpedal
24/04/2024
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The consequences of tensions in the Middle East are, for the moment, still relatively minimal for the financial markets, like, for example, the price of a barrel which has not reacted excessively. However, Iran's historic attack on Israel could logically raise ...
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