@foxnews: NEW: The U.S.-Iran deal is already having an impact far beyond the negotiating table. As President Trump formally marked the extension of the ceasefire, oil and gas prices continued falling amid expectations that global energy supplies could stabilize if the agreement holds. The memorandum launches a 60-day push toward a final deal, with provisions that include reopening key shipping routes, easing sanctions, access to frozen Iranian funds, and renewed negotiations over Iran's nuclear program. Trump says the clock is now ticking. If talks fail to produce the outcome his administration wants, he warned the U.S. could "go back to bombing." For now, markets are reacting to the prospect of a wider peace deal — and lower energy prices are one of the first visible results. | @treyyingst