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macroJun 26, 2026, 12:21 PM

US-Iran Deal and Tech Sell-Off Drive Oil Lower

A weekly focus highlights the reversal of stagflationary winds as a US-Iran deal pushes Brent oil down to $73 from a high of $120, alongside a tech sell-off in equity markets.

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The weekly market focus centers on a reversal of stagflationary pressures, driven by two key developments: a potential US-Iran deal and a broad tech sell-off in equities.

Oil prices continue to decline as the US-Iran agreement progresses, with Brent crude falling to around $73 per barrel, down sharply from the $120 peak seen earlier in the cycle.

Meanwhile, technology stocks are under pressure, adding to the risk-off tone in markets. The combination of lower energy costs and equity weakness is reshaping the macro backdrop.

Source: FXStreet Forex News