U.S. Inflation Reaches Three-Year High in May Amid Iran Deal Optimism

According to Jin10, U.S. inflation accelerated to its fastest pace in over three years in May, though economists believe the trend has likely peaked. Following news of a temporary Iran-U.S. agreement, oil prices fell and equity markets rallied. "The overall trend is downward," said Andrew Hollenhorst, chief U.S. economist at Citi. Santander's chief U.S. economist Stephen Stanley added: "Markets have concluded the deal is done and we will essentially return to pre-conflict conditions."
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