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Markets Slip as Investors Bet on Extended U.S.–Iran Ceasefire

  Stocks Edge Lower as Investors Hope U.S.–Iran Ceasefire Will Hold Stocks drifted lower today as markets balanced cautious optimism over a potential extension of the U.S.–Iran ceasefire with persistent geopolitical and inflation concerns. Recent trading sessions have shown that even modest signs of diplomatic progress can meaningfully shift investor sentiment. Asian and U.S. markets rallied earlier this week on hopes that Washington and Tehran would continue negotiations, helping unwind some of the war-driven risk premiums that had pushed oil and volatility higher. Despite the pullback, investors remain hopeful that the ceasefire—currently set to expire soon—will be extended, giving negotiators more time to work toward a longer-term agreement. Reports indicate both sides are considering adding another two weeks to the pause, a move that has already helped push Brent crude below the recent peak of nearly US$120 per barrel. Lower oil prices have eased pressure on inflation expecta...

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Athens Flights to Continue Amid Strike, Travelers Urged to Prepare for Delays


Despite a nationwide general strike set for October 1, 2025, flights to and from Athens International Airport will operate as scheduled after Greek courts ruled the participation of air traffic controllers in the strike illegal. AEGEAN and Olympic Air confirmed that all domestic and international services will proceed, though passengers may still face significant delays due to ongoing restrictions on the number of takeoffs and landings per hour.

Athens International Airport has already been grappling with disruptions, with nearly one in five flights delayed earlier this week, some by up to two hours. The strike is expected to heavily impact other modes of transport, including ferries, metro, buses, and taxis, leaving travelers with limited alternatives.

Authorities and airlines are advising passengers to check for real-time updates, allow extra time for their journeys, and be prepared for longer queues at Greece’s busiest airport.


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