Reuters
Brent crude fell to $90. 38 after Iran announced permission for ships to pass. At least 20 tankers have already begun moving through the strategic route.
The dollar's exchange rate fell to 97. 96 amid statements from Iran and the US about the resumption of shipping. Investors are choosing risky assets, which has led to a decrease in oil prices.
Slovakia will challenge energy sanctions against Russia in court due to a violation of the principle of unanimous voting. Bratislava demands the cancellation of gas limits.
Anthropic is discussing the implementation of new AI models with the EU and has committed to adhering to the code of practice. A risk assessment of the services is currently underway.
Hanno Pevkur is confident in Washington's support and NATO's steadfastness. He called on Europe to invest more in defense and resolve the conflict in Iran.
House Republicans rejected a resolution to limit the US president's powers. This is the second failed attempt by congressmen in a week.
Tons of precious metals are stuck at customs due to the absence of new permits. Banks have stopped ordering, threatening a shortage in the Indian market.
The cost of Brent and WTI decreased amid a truce in Lebanon and Trump's statements about negotiations. The market is stabilizing after the blocking of the Strait of Hormuz.
Due to depleted stockpiles, the US has warned the Baltic and Scandinavian countries about arms delivery delays. The burden has increased due to Iranian attacks and aid to Ukraine.
Olly Robbins is stepping down due to a loss of confidence following irregularities in the vetting of the US ambassador. Peter Mandelson gained access to secrets despite intelligence services' objections.
Pete Hegseth criticized journalists for negativity and held a prayer at the Pentagon with quotes from a movie. Pope Leo XIV condemned the manipulation of religion for war.
The judge ruled the demolition of the East Wing for the construction of a $400 million ballroom illegal. Trump called the decision political and important for security.
The Pontiff in Cameroon condemned politicians for using religion for their own purposes. He spoke of billions spent on weapons instead of education and reconstruction.
Brent crude rose to $98. 41 amid supply concerns over the Strait of Hormuz. US oil inventories unexpectedly fell by 913,000 barrels.
Pete Hegseth stated that the US is ready to destroy Iran's infrastructure if there is no agreement. Earlier, Trump announced the end of the military operation in the region.
Tehran is ready to guarantee safe passage for ships through Omani waters after an agreement. 20% of global oil and gas supplies pass through this route.
The vessels RHN and Alicia entered the region despite Washington's restrictions. The tankers are linked to the transportation of Iranian oil and are heading to their destination ports.
CFTC investigates $950 million in transactions over possible insider trading. Regulators are examining trades on CME and ICE exchanges before policy changes.
Doug Field is leaving Ford after five years amid $19. 5 billion in losses. The company is merging divisions to accelerate new product launches.
A large-scale fire continues at the Geelong plant, engulfing two units. Gasoline production has been stopped, and the output of diesel and aviation fuel has been significantly limited.
An eighth-grader shot and killed eight students and a teacher in Kahramanmaraş province. This is the second attack in two days; the shooter had five weapons with him.
The Fancy Bear group attacked mailboxes of SAP employees, ARMA, and NATO military departments. Due to a hacker error, researchers gained access to their data.
The US has allowed Lukoil's network to operate until October 29 despite sanctions against Russia's oil sector. The waiver applies to 2,000 stations and plants in Europe.
Brent futures rose to $95. 19, while WTI fell to $91.05. The market awaits US-Iran talks amid limited fuel supplies.
A multi-story parking lot with decommissioned BYD cars caught fire in a Shenzhen industrial park. There were no casualties, but the manufacturer's shares fell by 0.6%.
NBU Governor Andriy Pyshny warned of rising prices due to higher oil and fertilizer costs. The National Bank will assess the conflict's impact on the economy next week.
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright predicts price increases until shipping resumes through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran continues to block the vital route.
Ajay Banga warned of an employment crisis for 1. 2 billion people in developing countries. The World Bank is focusing on investment and infrastructure.
Lieutenant General Susan Coyle will lead the Australian army in July. This historic appointment is the first in the country's history.
Father Spadaro said that Trump cannot restrain the Pope's moral voice. The Pontiff emphasized that he is not afraid of the US administration and called for peace.