Markets Weekly podcast (20 April 2026): Is a peace deal in reach?

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Apr 20, 20260:14Business

As negotiations in the Middle East continue, is a peace deal in reach? Julien Lafargue, Chief Market Strategist, considers the latest developments in the region. Meanwhile, US banks reported first-quarter results that ge...

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