Iran’s rial hits a record low amid a U.S. naval blockade, worsening inflation and economic strain, as global oil markets and nuclear tensions remain unresolved.
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Well, my read is pretty much exactly what you're saying, which is this all depends on what happens in the Middle East. And if that conflict, that ceasefire does get sustained and the Strait of Hormuz opens and ships are moving fast, then the inflation picture looks a lot better. But there's a lot of ifs there. And one of the things that I'm particularly conscious of is even when the Strait reopen. The open, you've still had disruption to the energy market in a big way. That's going to take a little while to unwind. There's been destruction of energy assets throughout the Middle East. And so there will be some residual and lingering effects. But with the straight open, everything is a heck of a lot better than the opposite.
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