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on August 2025 proprietary survey among real estate professionals. Here is your morning brief

for Thursday, March 26th. I'm Luke Vargas for the Wall Street Journal.

Nearly a month into the war in Iran, President Trump has privately told advisors that he believes the conflict is in its final stages and hopes for a diplomatic solution to bring it to an end

within weeks. We report that while there are no easy options for ending the war, and the president

still has objectives like securing U.S. access to some of Iran's

oil. Trump's attention has a time shifted. In discussions with political allies, he's begun

focusing on November's midterms, tightening voter eligibility rules and addressing long lines at airports.

Close advisors also want him to prioritize the most pressing issue facing voters, concerns about the cost of living, which have been exacerbated by the war.

Meanwhile, facing the risks of tariffs on top of war-related costs, EU lawmakers are voting today on whether to back a trade deal reached with the U.S. last year, where the U.S. agreed to cap tariffs for most EU exports to the U.S.

at 15%. To cushion against changes in U.S. policy, EU lawmakers have made the block's

tariff cuts conditional on Washington fulfilling its side of the bargain. And it's the end of an era

for the world's second biggest miner Rio Tinto, which says it's dug up its

last diamond. After producing more than 150 million carrots of diamonds at its

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