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US and Iran set out competing reparation demands as Hormuz deal hopes fade

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CNBC reports that U.S. and Iranian positions on reparation demands remain sharply divergent, even as both sides discuss ways to wind down regional hostilities.

The outlet says the differing stances underscore how far apart Washington and Tehran still are, despite earlier hopes for a Hormuz-related agreement that would ease tensions.

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CNBC Markets'That's a good idea': U.S. and Iran trade reparation demands as Hormuz deal hopes fade
CNBC World'That's a good idea': U.S. and Iran trade reparation demands as Hormuz deal hopes fade

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