The Dow Jones and the European STOXX 600 broke into record territory as the pact promised to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, effectively easing supply chain anxieties that have long haunted energy markets. Beyond the immediate equity gains, US Treasury yields retreated, signaling a broader market belief that the inflation risks driving recent volatility may finally be moderating.
Despite the bullish sentiment, the agreement remains fragile. Its long-term viability depends on the resolution of the ongoing conflict between Israel and Lebanon, and the parties have deliberately deferred the most contentious issue: Iran’s nuclear program. As the dollar softens against the euro and sterling, central banks including the Federal Reserve are preparing for policy meetings this week, tasked with recalibrating their outlooks against this rapidly shifting geopolitical backdrop.





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