Trump teased an Iran deal that didn't come, but markets soared. Here’s why it keeps happening
First publishedAug 7, 16:34 UTC
Last updatedAug 7, 18:54 UTC · 13m ago
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As oil reserves and munitions stockpiles reportedly dwindle, analysts wonder how much longer markets will pounce when the Trump admin.
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- As oil reserves and munitions stockpiles reportedly dwindle, analysts wonder how much longer markets will pounce when the Trump admin.
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Trump teased an Iran deal that didn't come, but markets soared. Here’s why it keeps happening
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