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Institution: Exercise Caution Regarding Optimistic Expectations for the Upcoming "Peace Agreement" in the Middle East

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In a March 24 report, Macquarie Group global strategist Jeffrey said it’s too early to pin high hopes on a Middle East “peace agreement” in the coming days—since the two sides’ demands remain hard to reconcile. It’s unrealistic to think the U.S. will drop its demands on Iran’s nuclear assets or pull out of its Gulf bases. Iran is also unlikely to stop backing its proxy militias at this stage. **That said, the conflict is unlikely to extend past mid-April—by then, the Iranian threat is likely to be neutralized.** Once that threat is gone, the U.S. will hold the upper hand in any follow-up talks. (IG)
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