Investors are tempering initial optimism following a two-week cease-fire agreement involving Iran. Rebounding oil prices reflect growing concerns that the truce is a short-term pause rather than a permanent resolution.
- Two-week cease-fire agreement established
- Initial market optimism replaced by caution
- Oil prices rebounding due to lingering instability
- Investors view the truce as a temporary reprieve
- Geopolitical risk premium remains high in energy markets
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