Iran War

Markets struggle with mixed signals as prolonged conflict uncertainty outweighs short-term diplomatic relief.

Crude climbs above $106 as diplomatic confusion fuels supply fears and inflation risks.

Europe urges de-escalation as energy shock spreads, yet Washington’s strategy signals limited room for compromise.

Rising crude and escalating rhetoric weigh on stocks as markets struggle to price diplomacy vs. conflict.

Israeli media reports potential U.S. plan to seize Kharg Island, raising stakes for global energy markets.

WTI climbs above $91 as investors balance diplomacy signals against ongoing geopolitical risk.

Tehran signals conditional openness while war intensifies, keeping oil markets and global risks on edge.

Tehran reviews U.S. proposal but rules out negotiations, raising fears of prolonged conflict and market volatility.

Washington’s proposal targets nuclear rollback, regional influence, and recognition of Israel—but major gaps remain.

State media: “It is not logical to enter into such a process with those who violate the agreement”; Tehran insists …