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Brent crude rose to $108 due to the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. The US is considering Iran's conditions for a ceasefire and the restoration of transit.
Gold is trading near $4,690 amid discussions of Iran's peace proposal. Tehran is offering to open the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for lifting the blockade.
Rubio stated that the US will not tolerate Iranian control in the Strait of Hormuz. Tehran is offering peace in exchange for postponing nuclear negotiations.
Mexico stated that two killed US agents did not have permission for the operation against the drug laboratory in Chihuahua. President Sheinbaum emphasized the violation of safety protocols.
The US stock market reacts to Trump's statements and posts, which determine sharp changes in the S&P 500. Experts call such influence unprecedented in history.
Only two fuel tankers and one vessel to Iran are passing through the Strait of Hormuz. Traffic has decreased due to attacks and US sanctions against Iran.
António Costa urged EU leaders to be autonomous due to diverging interests with the US. The bloc fears an energy crisis and pressure from Washington.
At the summit in Cyprus, readiness to start negotiations in the coming months was announced. Zelenskyy rejected associate membership, demanding full membership.
The Russian regulator plans to cut the rate to 14. 5% amid falling production. Risks of war in the Middle East and budget expenditures are holding back the pace of easing.
The tanker Yuri, carrying 2 million barrels of oil, is attempting to break through the US naval blockade. Movement through the strait has almost stopped due to the interception and shelling of vessels.
Brent price approached $105 per barrel due to escalating conflict with Iran. The US has tightened its naval blockade and control in the Strait of Hormuz.
The European Commission warned of the risk of agreements collapsing due to amendments regarding the duration of the agreement. The document provides for a 15% tariff on most EU goods.
Traders made billion-dollar deals minutes before Trump's statements on war with Iran. Senators demand CFTC investigate timely sales of oil futures.
US Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick announced the first approval of a Gold Card visa. Hundreds of foreigners are awaiting verification after paying the fee and contribution.
Due to shelling and seizure of MSC Francesca and Epaminondas container ships by Iran, shipping through the strait has ceased. The US has imposed a naval blockade.
The price of gold remains at $4,725 per ounce due to threats to energy security. The US-Iran conflict provokes inflationary risks and volatility.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte called on allies to increase the production of air defense systems and drones. The key topic of the upcoming summit in Ankara will be the defense industry.
A group of users gained unauthorized access to the new Mythos model through a third-party contractor. The technology could facilitate powerful cyberattacks.
The Trump administration may extend Jones Act waivers to stabilize oil prices. This would allow foreign vessels to transport fuel between ports.
Spot gold prices rose by 0. 1% after Trump's decision to extend the truce with Iran. Silver rose to $76.96 amid expectations of the Fed's policy.
The Canadian government has introduced a bill to create its own satellite launch capabilities. The first rockets are planned to be launched within two to three years.
Traders predict oil shortages for months due to the halt of traffic in the Strait of Hormuz. Restoration of supply chains will take up to four months.
The largest manufacturer, Karex, is increasing product costs due to logistical problems and more expensive raw materials. Delivery times for goods to the US and Europe have doubled.
The Ukrainian businessman acquired a 21-room residence spanning 2,500 square meters in the new Mareterra district. The deal became one of the most expensive in the world.
Ukraine plans to resume oil transit to secure a €90 billion loan from the EU. The President expects Hungary to unblock the financing.
Resumption of oil supplies will allow Hungary to lift its veto on a critical loan. Technical tests of the pipeline are scheduled for Tuesday.
The price of gas at the TTF hub rose amid the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and Tehran's refusal to engage in dialogue. The market is reacting to the threat of attack and blockade of ships.
Ship traffic through the strait almost ceased after the US Navy seized an Iranian vessel. Brent oil prices rose to $94.75 due to the threat to the truce.
Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan ignores social democrats' demands to resign. The political crisis threatens the country's budget and could lead to a minority government.
A state of emergency has been declared in New Zealand's capital due to record rainfall and landslides. One person is missing, and the city received 77 mm of precipitation in one hour.