Global Central Banks Assess Iran Conflict Impact as Fed Holds Rates; JPMorgan Plans Debt Sales

Global central banks, including the US Federal Reserve, are assessing economic impacts from the ongoing US-Iran conflict, which has increased oil prices and market uncertainty. The Fed is expected to hold interest rates steady amid inflation concerns and slowing growth. Meanwhile, JPMorgan plans to issue over $30 billion in leveraged loans and junk bonds despite market jitters fueled by geopolitical tensions and inflation fears, reflecting cautious investor confidence.