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Russia sends a second oil tanker to Cuba, breaking the U.S. blockade. Despite its pressure policy, Washington allowed the delivery for humanitarian reasons to save the island from total collapse.

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Trump’s speech rattled markets. The lack of an Iran exit strategy sent oil above $100 and boosted the dollar. Global stocks plunged as stagflation fears returned amid shipping disruptions.

Iran's president signaled a readiness for peace for security guarantees, sparking a market rally and lower oil prices. Despite the optimism, threats against UAE infrastructure keep risks high.

An EU delegation in China is discussing product safety, e-commerce customs reforms (Temu, Shein), and market barriers. Brussels aims to curb the influx of dangerous goods from the Chinese market.

A Russian oil tanker reached Cuba with US consent. The 730k barrels offer a brief reprieve. Experts suggest the US eased pressure on Havana to focus on the conflict in Iran rather than humanitarianism.

Middle East tensions rise after Houthi and Israeli strikes. US bolsters forces while talks proceed in Pakistan. Oil hits $107.7, gas drops, and rising energy costs push wheat prices higher.

Global LNG supply faces a 25% shortfall as Cyclone Narelle halts Australian production while Middle East conflicts and the Hormuz blockade paralyze exports, tightening markets in Asia and Europe.

Iran rejected Trump’s peace plan, demanding reparations and US withdrawal. Despite high US oil stocks, prices stay elevated (Brent >$95) due to a nuclear plant attack and fears of escalation.

Iran’s blockade of the Strait of Hormuz threatens 20% of global oil. Harder than the Houthi conflict, the crisis spikes gas prices, pressuring Trump. Reopening will take months of massive naval effort.

Oil fell 4% on Trump’s talk of Iran negotiations and potential access to the Strait of Hormuz. Despite the dip to $95 (Brent) and $88 (WTI), Shell warns of shortages and geopolitical risks remain high.

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