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U.S. Peace Plan Sparks Market Optimism: Brent Crude Drops Below $100, Bitcoin Holds Steady

The U.S. has proposed a fifteen-point peace plan to end the conflict with Iran, causing a surge in market optimism. Brent crude oil prices plummeted by 4.7% to $99.55, breaking below the $100 mark for the first time since mid-March. Bitcoin maintained its position around $71,000, showing some bullish sentiment despite weekly losses. Asian stocks surged by 1.9%, the dollar weakened, and U.S. and European futures pointed higher. Ether and Solana also gained, while most altcoins lagged. Traders anticipate easing oil-driven inflation pressures, which could prevent rate hikes and maintain liquidity. The plan, reportedly banning Iran from nuclear weapons or enriching materials, marks a significant diplomatic step since the war began on February 28th. However, the Strait of Hormuz remains mostly closed, and market sentiment hinges on Tehrans acceptance of the plan.

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