Strait of Hormuz tensions threaten global energy flows, with Brent above $110 and investors bracing for escalation
Commodities
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Global powers weigh military and diplomatic options after Iran blocks a chokepoint carrying 20% of world oil supply
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Futures & Commodities
Oil Slips Below $100 as Trump Signals Iran War Exit
by Dean Dougnby Dean DougnMarkets ease on hopes of de-escalation, but Hormuz disruption keeps global energy risks elevated
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Big brands ditch scale for focus as growth slows and private labels rise
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Energy shortages trigger emergency measures, barter deals, and geopolitical shifts across Asia
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US urges allies to “take” oil routes as Iran tensions reshape global supply risks
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Threats to Iran’s oil and key shipping routes push crude toward $150 risk zone
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Tehran lets Pakistani ships pass, hinting at fragile progress as oil markets and global trade remain on edge
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Moscow halts gasoline exports from April as Middle East tensions amplify supply risks and price volatility
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Investors no longer react to headlines as oil shock and policy uncertainty override political signaling.