US and Iran Reach Tentative Peace Deal Mediated by Pakistan
US and Iran announce tentative deal to end Middle East war.
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The US and Iran have announced a preliminary peace deal mediated by Pakistan, aimed at ending the Middle East conflict. The Trump administration claims the agreement is superior to the Obama-era JCPOA due to stricter verification and 'pay for performance' terms. While the announcement sparked a 'risk-on' surge in Asian tech stocks, some US lawmakers are calling for Congressional ratification to ensure long-term stability.
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① Asian tech stocks, particularly SoftBank, surged following news of a peace deal between the U.S. and Iran. ② CNBC fram
① The US administration expresses confidence that a preliminary peace deal with Iran will be signed on Sunday. ② The out
① The US and Iran have announced a tentative peace deal to end the Middle East war, mediated by Pakistan. ② The outlet e
① Sen. James Lankford argued that any deal President Trump reaches with Iran should be ratified by Congress to ensure it
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