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Oil market does not fully take into account the scale of disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, says Chevron head / Photo: BJP7images / Shutterstock.com
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Chevron CEO: oil market has not sufficiently priced in supply shock due to Iran
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'Compressed spring': US indices soar, oil collapses on 24th day of war with Iran
Michael Burry says he sees no bargain opportunities right now / Photo: Photo by Astrid Stawiarz / Getty Images
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Stocks are feverish. Why doesn't iconic shortstop Michael Burry trade in a market like this?
One Fed board governor maintained his forecast of four rate cuts / Photo: Adam Parent / Shutterstock.com
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'It's too early to draw conclusions': Fed board member maintains forecast of four rate cuts
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Oil - back above $100, stocks slowed: Iran rejects Trump's stated dialog
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Oil has plunged to $99 a barrel. Trump said: Iran will give up nuclear weapons
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US stocks soar, oil soars $103: markets after Trump softens stance on Iran
The cost of Brent crude oil has accelerated its growth / Photo: Shutterstock.com/The Lumenist
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The cost of Brent collapsed by 14%. The price fell below $100 per barrel
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Trump announces temporary ceasefire on Iran's energy infrastructure
The situation in the Middle East, which deteriorated significantly over the weekend, will continue to determine movements on US stock markets / Photo: Marco Ritzki / Shutterstock
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Morning in New York: "bears" remain in the majority
JPMorgan expects Brent to average $100 in the second quarter of 2026 / Photo: anurakss/Shutterstock.com
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Goldman Sachs has raised its oil forecast. The worst-case scenario allows prices to soar to $135
More than 40 energy infrastructure facilities have been damaged during the US war with Iran, the IEA said / Photo: Unsplash/Javad Esmaeili
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Top story for the morning: Iran threatened US government debt holders, IEA estimates war damage
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