US-Iran nuclear talks end without deal as forex markets eye jobs data
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Updated · bitcoinworld.co.in · May 8
US-Iran nuclear talks end without deal as forex markets eye jobs data
8 articles · Updated · bitcoinworld.co.in · May 8
Weekend indirect talks in Oman produced no formal agreement, while traders await Friday's US nonfarm payrolls report, forecast to show about 200,000 April jobs.
Unresolved disputes over uranium enrichment and sanctions relief kept the dollar index range-bound, Brent crude near $88 a barrel and safe-haven demand modestly supported.
Markets are watching whether payrolls alter Federal Reserve rate-cut expectations, with EUR/USD near 1.0700, USD/JPY around 155.00 and sterling close to 1.2500.
With a weak jobs report but war-fueled inflation, what is the Federal Reserve's next move on interest rates?
With the Strait of Hormuz closed and oil prices high, is the global economy heading for another 1970s-style energy crisis?
As nuclear talks fail and a new hardline leader rises in Iran, is a direct military confrontation now inevitable?