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Why Trump chose a deal over a wider Iran War, and what it means for Missouri
President Trump shifted from military confrontation with Iran to seeking a ceasefire, driven by a global oil shock causing economic strain, including rising oil prices, fertilizer costs, and financial burdens on consumers and taxpayers. The conflict's economic impacts included inflation, higher mortgage rates, and risks to desalination infrastructure in the Middle East.
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