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US-Iran ceasefire

Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on US-Iran ceasefire.

  1. Peace imminent; pain to linger

    Peace imminent; pain to linger

    Even with a US-Iran peace deal, returning to pre-war fuel price levels will take another six to12 months.

  2. Heat from a fragile ceasefire

    Heat from a fragile ceasefire

    Between 200,000 and 340,000 OFWs could lose their jobs if the war continues, a displacement that would compound the energy crisis with a demand-side collapse…

  3. China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi during a foreign ministers' meeting in Xiamen | CGTN

    Gulf truce’s Beijing link raised

    China reportedly influenced US-Iran ceasefire talks, urging de-escalation in the Middle East as Pakistan hosts negotiations to secure peace, shipping routes,…

  4. THE PSEi surged 2.22 percent, closing above the 6,000 level for the first time since 25 March at 6,089.91, as investor sentiment improved sharply after the US-Iran ceasefire. The peso also made a strong rebound at P59.42, from Tuesday's P60.93 against the US dollar, following the US-Iran ceasefire and reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

    Ceasefire talks spur bourse, peso

    Trading activity was robust with all sectors finishing in positive territory even as the local currency made a strong rebound, sharply appreciating to P59.43…