AUD/USD climbed to 0.7078 on softer dollar, risk-on Iran deal, but RBA decision caps gains.
Sterling climbed as US-Iran accord boosted risk appetite, lowered oil, weakened dollar; GBP/USD traded near 1.3450.
Trump announces signed Iran deal and Hormuz reopening, cutting oil risk premium; strategy: short crude, buy equities.
U.S.-Iran reopening Hormuz cuts energy risk premium, lowers volatility, boosts risk assets, and raises Fed cut odds.
EUR/USD steady as US-Iran deal lifts risk appetite; oil falls, aiding eurozone; markets await Fed guidance.
WTI drops to $79.15 as US-Iran deal nears, easing Hormuz fears; volatility falls, bearish outlook remains.
Sterling rose as US-Iran deal boosted risk appetite, oil plunged, and Fed/BoE decisions loomed ahead.
Yen strengthens as dollar softens on weak US data; USD/JPY cautious ahead of potentially hawkish BoJ decision.
NZD/USD rises to 0.5840 as US dollar weakens on US-Iran easing; oil drops; Fed awaited.
Gold jumps 3% on US-Iran peace framework; dollar and oil fall as Fed hike odds fade.
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