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Saudi Arabia has shut down a key oil pipeline. It served as a bypass route for the Strait of Hormuz.
Brent crude has surpassed the $100-per-barrel mark. Whats next? / Photo: ABCDstock / Shutterstock
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Brent is trading above $101 per barrel. Analysts are revising their forecasts: in the worst-case scenario, they expect prices to rise to $150
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The U.S. carried out strikes near the Iranian island of Khark — Fox. Brent crude prices exceeded $99
The U.S. Treasury Department has designated Kazakhstan-based Tour Invest as the “general sales agent” for the Iranian airline Mahan Air / Photo: Sajad Darvishi / unsplash
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A company from Kazakhstan has been hit with U.S. sanctions related to the Iranian aviation industry
Goldman Sachs warned of the risk that oil prices could rise to $120 / Photo: Mohammad Fahmi Abu Bakar / Shutterstock
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Goldman Sachs has warned of the risk that oil prices could soar to $120. What is its advice?
Oil prices have slowed their rise—some traders hope the deal will help increase ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, even if the U.S. does not participate / Photo: AustralianCamera / Shutterstock
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Iran announced that an agreement with Oman on traffic in the Strait of Hormuz would soon be reached
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Top Stories This Morning: The U.S. Has Left Open the Possibility of Withdrawing from the Iran Nuclear Deal; Anthropic Has Postponed Its IPO
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The U.S. struck three Iranian oil tankers in response to an attack on its aircraft carrier
Shipping company stocks have soared to their highest levels in the past ten years or more / Photo: AU USAnakul / Shutterstock.com
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"The Price of Fear": Shipping Company Stocks Outperformed the S&P 500 by a Factor of 5 Due to the War in Iran
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Oil prices have returned to six-week highs. Israel has issued threats against Iran
Markets will pay particular attention today to the remarks by Federal Reserve Board member Christopher Waller—he remains one of the few key FOMC members whose stance on interest rates ahead of the September meeting is not yet entirely clear / Photo: Chiarascura / Shutterstock
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Morning in New York: Speculation Over the Fed's Interest Rate Is Intensifying
The selling pressure in U.S. stocks yesterday was concentrated in the technology sector, growth stocks, and small-cap companies, while the energy sector is rising / Photo: marketlan / Shutterstock
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Morning in New York: September Began with Weakness in Stocks and Bonds
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