Markets

Tehran signals retaliation while global powers race to reopen Hormuz and prevent a deeper energy crisis

Unclaimed attacks near Salalah disrupt trade routes and raise fears of wider Gulf escalation

Investors no longer react to headlines as oil shock and policy uncertainty override political signaling.

Currency hits weakest level since 2024 intervention, raising stakes for Tokyo amid energy shock and policy strain.

Brent tops $110 amid Hormuz disruption, while Trump’s strike delay fails to calm investor fears.

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.

Bullion slips as oil-driven inflation dims rate-cut outlook despite ongoing geopolitical tensions.

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

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