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Iran Hormuz Deal Soon, Canada to Hit Back at Trump Tariffs, More
Source: Bloomberg
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Bloomberg reported that an Iran-related Hormuz deal could be days away, potentially reducing disruption risks to a critical global oil-shipping chokepoint. Separately, Canada is expected to retaliate against Trump tariffs, raising the prospect of renewed North American trade tensions. The combination creates mixed implications for energy markets, supply chains and cross-border trade.
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