According to China Securities, on November 10, the brokerage released a report assessing prospects for U.S.-Iran conflict following the recent U.S. election. The report suggests the Trump administration may maintain economic pressure on Iran, with Middle East tensions remaining in a "controlled escalation with limited de-escalation feasibility" scenario. Upward constraints stem from congressional spending authority and public opposition to prolonged Iran-related conflicts. However, downward momentum faces obstacles due to Iran's strategic demands lacking compromise room for both U.S. political parties.
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