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Hormuz reopens: What Iran’s move means for oil and war
Iran has announced that the Strait of Hormuz is fully open to commercial shipping, marking a significant shift after weeks of disruption during the ongoing Middle East conflict.The move comes as a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon appears to be holding, raising cautious hopes of a broader de-escalation. But the reopening is not a full return to normal — with the United States maintaining a blockade on Iranian ships and negotiations with Tehran still unresolved.Oil prices...
Oil deliveries via Druzhba pipeline to Hungary may resume next week — Magyar
According to the statement, there won’t be any supply issues in the near or distant future
Bitcoin Climbs to Two-Month High Amid Middle East Deal Optimism
Bitcoin climbed to the highest level since early February after a flurry of comments from the US and Iran sparked optimism that the conflict in the Middle East may be heading toward a resolution.
How to know if you're on an energy price cap tariff
Martin was shocked to learn how many people didn't know if they were on an energy price cap.
Gazprom Board to discuss liquidation of representative office in Algeria
Gazprom and Algeria’s Sonatrach are jointly developing the El Assel block in Algeria
Russian gas crucial for preserving Europe’s industry — envoy
Kirill Dmitriev made the comment in response to a post by Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, who said that Slovakia is filing a lawsuit with the Court of Justice of the European Union over the ban on imports of Russian gas
Venezuela Bonds Rally as IMF Resumes Formal Contact with Caracas
Venezuela’s dollar bonds are rallying on Friday as the International Monetary Fund’s decision to resume contact with authorities in Caracas lifts investor sentiment toward the nation’s defaulted debt.
Pakistan re-entres global bond markets after four years with $500m Eurobond
BusinessMust ReadPakistan re-entres global bond markets after four years with $500m EurobondBy Web Desk-Apr 17, 2026ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has successfully re-entered international financial markets after a gap of four years, issuing a $500 million Eurobond, according to an official statement. The bond has been issued for a three-year tenure, marking a significant step in the country’s efforts to restore investor confidence and strengthen its external financing position. Despite challenging global...
Brent price down almost 12% after Iran announces opening of Strait of Hormuz
The price of futures contracts of WTI crude oil for June 2026 delivery was down by 10.58% at $81.52 per barrel
From Hormuz to household finance: How global oil shocks can filter into Indian homes
Global oil markets face turmoil due to the Iran-US conflict and Strait of Hormuz disruptions. India, heavily reliant on oil imports, feels the pinch through rising inflation and borrowing costs. The Reserve Bank of India monitors the situation, opting for stability over aggressive action. Households may experience a gradual tightening of budgets as costs rise and monetary easing is delayed.
Cargo traffic via North - South corridor rises amid Middle East situation
According to Russian Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin, Russia continues to ship goods via countries in Central Asia, as well as Afghanistan and Pakistan, and by road routes through countries of the Persian Gulf
First oil tanker since late February reach Iraqi port — news portal
The tanker is expected to take two million barrels of oil on board and sail to India
Precious metals futures prices show gains
Gold futures for June 2026 delivery on COMEX were priced at $4,907.4 per troy ounce
Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index falls to lowest level since February 27
The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index measures the strength of the US dollar against a basket of 12 major global currencies
Kamaz posts $563.75 mln net loss under IFRS in 2025
The company posted an operating loss of $224.36 mln
EU prepares for jet fuel sharing as supplies dwindle
Energy commissioner Dan Jørgensen says Europe moving towards supply crisis “very rapidly”
Iran Conflict Poses Risk to Global Economy, IMF Members to Say
The conflict in the Middle East is a major shock that poses a “serious threat to the global economy” and will hit the poorest countries the hardest, according to a statement expected to be released by the Chair of the International Monetary and Financial Committee Friday.
Banks and Private Credit Pitch CVC for Recordati Buyout Debt
Banks and private credit lenders are looking to provide a large-scale financing package to back CVC Capital Partners’ attempt to buy Italian drugmaker Recordati SpA, people with knowledge of the matter said.
What Warsh should do at the Fed
If he is finally confirmed, Trump’s nominee for chair must undertake a re-evaluation of the central bank’s structure and purpose
Oil crashes 10%+ as Iran flips script: Hormuz 'open' after Israel-Lebanon truce
Oil futures tanked on Friday following a statement by Iran Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, reflecting trader relief that the immediate risk of a supply shock had receded.The move marks a notable de-escalation by Tehran. Brent crude fell (down 11.26% to $84.03 as of 9.50 Beijing time); US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures down 10.45% to $89 late on Friday as traders anticipated a potential return of supply.The announcement eased fears of a prolonged shutdown triggered by conflict.Iranian Fo...