The two-week U.S.-Iranian ceasefire deal brought temporary relief around the world on Tuesday after President Trump agreed to suspend what he warned would be a catastrophic attack on the Islamic Republic. Stocks rose and oil prices plunged following news of the agreement, bringing a temporary reprieve to markets roiled by the war. Reports of strikes…
US, Iran reach tenuous ceasefire deal: Five takeaways
Originally reported by The Hill
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