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Global markets plunged as Wall Street suffered a massive tech sell-off, erasing $2.5 trillion in Nasdaq value. US Treasury yields fell to 4.82%, while oil prices climbed near $99 per barrel amid rising geopolitical tensions.

Persian Gulf oil exports thrive despite Iranian threats in the Strait of Hormuz, but skyrocketing shipping and insurance costs consume 30 percent of revenues, squeezing producers and fueling global inflation.

Wall Street indices finished mixed as technology and semiconductor stocks slumped, led by Intel and the SOXX ETF. Meanwhile, oil prices plummeted 8% on diplomatic progress with Iran, boosting airline stocks.

Oil prices fell over 3% on Monday as US-Iran diplomatic hopes eased supply fears. Brent dropped to $110 and WTI to $100 per barrel following reports of delayed military action.

Geopolitical tensions with Iran and tech sector sell-offs rattled global markets, driving Brent oil to $113 and plunging U.S. Treasury yields. Despite broad gains in the S&P 500, mega-cap tech losses dragged the index down.

The US naval blockade has completely depleted Iran's floating oil reserves in Asia, cutting off billions in revenue from China and severely damaging the Iranian economy.

Despite Iranian threats and numerous attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, Middle Eastern oil exports have surpassed pre-conflict levels, averaging over 24 million barrels daily under US naval protection.

Asian markets mixed on China's Q3 growth beat while Wall Street futures recover. Brent crude drops below $108 a barrel amid ongoing energy infrastructure attacks.

Julius Baer assesses that oil prices above $100 per barrel do not match market realities, citing stable global inventories, robust Middle East exports, and easing shipping costs.

Wall Street airline stocks slide amid surging jet fuel prices and looming earnings. While US ticket prices jump 22.4%, Israeli consumers see contrasting flight price drops.

The US dollar hit a six-month high against the shekel, crossing 3.1 shekels amid rising Treasury yields and global inflation concerns. Meanwhile, oil prices climbed past $106 per barrel, posing potential cost-of-living pressures for Israeli consumers.

Asian markets traded mixed as investors awaited US inflation data, while China's producer prices surged by 5% in September amid rising fuel costs and oil above $106.

Amazon is in talks to acquire Israeli AI startup Decart for about $7 billion. Meanwhile, global markets react to a Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire announced by U.S. President Donald Trump, sending oil prices lower.

Global markets brace for a volatile week driven by Middle East tensions, upcoming inflation data in the US and Israel, and the official kickoff of the Q3 corporate earnings season.

Bitcoin fell below $83,000 to $82,734 on Wednesday amid rising oil prices, surging US bond yields, and renewed tensions surrounding the Strait of Hormuz.

Vessel traffic through the Strait of Hormuz dropped to a two-month low following a surge in attacks on oil tankers, prompting producers to shift exports to alternative routes.

Julius Baer reports that Middle East oil supply is recovering, yet prices linger near $100 a barrel due to geopolitical risk premiums driven by sporadic Iranian attacks.

Global oil inventories have dropped to critically low levels, raising market fragility and price pressures following massive withdrawals amid ongoing conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine.

Persian Gulf oil tanker captains are being offered $100,000 monthly salaries and $50,000 bonuses per Strait of Hormuz crossing amid escalating regional attacks.

Aramco CEO Amin Nasser warns global oil inventory recovery could take up to two years. Despite recovering Gulf exports and emergency releases, depleted reserves leave markets vulnerable.

Global markets show cautious optimism as energy prices ease slightly. Wall Street indices display mixed trends while Asian markets perform unevenly, with Japan's Nikkei crossing historic milestones.

Middle Eastern crude oil exports surpassed pre-war levels in late September, reaching up to 22.5 million barrels per day despite ongoing tanker attacks in the Strait of Hormuz.

A new wave of vessel attacks near the Strait of Hormuz threatens global oil supplies as Iran issues severe warnings. Brent crude prices climbed toward 102.25 dollars per barrel amid soaring logistical costs and depleted external Iranian reserves.

Iranian Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad has resigned amid severe economic pressure and a US-led blockade impacting the country's oil exports and national currency.

OPEC+ kept its oil production unchanged for November amid regional disruptions, while Brent crude remained above 100 dollars despite a planned release of strategic reserves.

An investigation by Iran International reveals Mostafa Ahadi, a senior IRGC intelligence official, as the mastermind controlling Iran's black-market oil sales network and bypassing international sanctions.

US naval forces and Central Command have secured the Strait of Hormuz, restricting Iranian oil exports while global shipments recover, as Tehran faces severe economic collapse and tightening international isolation.

Asian markets fell on Friday while Wall Street futures edged higher ahead of the September jobs report. U.S. 10-year Treasury yields spiked to a 24-year high.

Argentine President Javier Milei issued a two-week ultimatum to Britain, threatening international legal action over oil exploration near the Falkland Islands.

Iran's capacity to block oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz is weakening, raising concerns of potential military escalation as its economic crisis deepens.

Spot gold rose 0.4% to $4,130.58 per ounce while remaining near multi-week lows as markets weighed rising oil prices, geopolitical tensions, and shifting U.S. interest rate expectations.

Global markets brace for a data-heavy week featuring U.S. inflation, employment reports, and central bank updates, while Julius Baer analyzes surging fuel prices and potential U.S. export curbs.

Saudi Arabia has restored oil exports to 6 million barrels per day despite regional chokepoint blockades, as rising shipping rates and US strikes help reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

Asian markets opened the week mixed as Brent crude rose 2% to $106.30 a barrel following reports that US President Donald Trump rejected a conditional Iranian proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

Saudi Arabia's crude exports surged to 6 million barrels per day in September despite regional attacks and pipeline damage, returning to 2025 monthly averages.

Escalating conflict between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis deepens regional security crises as France deploys military assets, the Grand Mufti calls for ultimate sacrifice, and shipping bottlenecks in the Gulf of Oman drive tanker rates to record highs.

UBS analysts report that Brent crude prices rose amid US-Iran talks and strong US economic data, recommending equity positioning alongside capital protection and alternative investments.

Libya exports 1.5 million barrels of oil daily to Europe, bypassing maritime chokepoints. Despite surging revenues amid regional tensions, severe political instability and economic reliance on petroleum hinder sustainable growth.

Asian stocks rose Wednesday on AI demand, while oil prices dropped as Saudi Arabia resumed pipeline operations. US 20-year bond yields hit a record high.

Wall Street opened the week with strong gains driven by AI stocks and falling oil prices, while Federal Reserve rate hike expectations and AI bubble concerns weigh on investors.

Oil prices dropped below $100 per barrel as surging Saudi supply and innovative shipping methods bypassed threats in the Strait of Hormuz, easing global inflation fears.

Guyana has become the world's fastest-growing economy amid global energy crises, pulling in billions from oil. Yet, citizens face soaring inflation, infrastructure decay, and mounting security threats from Venezuela.

Polish energy giant Orlen lost hundreds of millions of dollars in a failed Venezuelan oil deal involving Dubai intermediaries and USDT crypto payments, sparking a criminal investigation.

Saudi Arabia canceled crude oil shipments to European clients due to a major pipeline shutdown, Houthi threats, and the Hormuz blockade, driving Brent crude prices to a four-month high of $108.49 per barrel.

Wall Street indices fell and 10-year Treasury yields hit 5.04% as investors reduced risk ahead of the Federal Reserve rate decision. Oil prices crossed $105 per barrel amid inflation concerns.

Iraq has launched a sweeping anti-corruption crackdown, arresting dozens of officials and seizing millions amid a severe economic crisis triggered by the collapse of oil exports.

Oil prices surged to $108 per barrel and sirens sounded in Mecca as Houthi advances in Yemen challenge US President Donald Trump and strain global energy markets.

UBS maintains an optimistic outlook for equities despite U.S. inflation concerns and rate hike expectations. S&P 500 earnings are projected to grow significantly through 2027.

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham faces a major foreign and economic policy dilemma as Saudi Arabia requests military support against Houthi attacks, driving up global oil prices and inflation fears.

Deutsche Bank analysts highlight a critical global week for central banks, as rising oil prices and inflation pressures challenge the Federal Reserve, BoE, and Bank of Japan.