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Donald Trump threatened new strikes on Irans infrastructure and gave a deadline for opening the Strait of Hormuz / Photo: The White House
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Main by morning: Trump's new ultimatum to Iran, businesses are promised duty refunds
Delta Air Lines quarterly earnings will be an indicator of how the war in Iran has affected the airline industry / Photo: David Peterlin/Shutterstock.com
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US and Chinese inflation, Delta Air earnings: what investors need to know this week
The first ship from Western Europe to pass the Strait of Hormuz since the start of the war / Photo: cma-cgm.com
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European ship passes through Strait of Hormuz for first time since war began - Bloomberg
JPMorgan sees risk of oil jumping above $150 / Photo: Konektus Photo / Shutterstock.com
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JPMorgan allowed oil prices to rise above $150 per barrel
Deutsche Bank expects a sharp reversal in luxury stocks as conflict in the Middle East eases / Photo: andersphoto / Shutterstock.com
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Lux companies face 'sharp reversal' in case of de-escalation in Iran - Deutsche Bank
Iran and Oman are preparing a mechanism to control traffic in the Strait of Hormuz / Photo: Libin Jose / Shutterstock
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Iran and Oman are preparing rules to control the Strait of Hormuz. What about oil prices?
Three fundamental problems stand in the way of new projects: cost, political complexities and long lead times, writes the FT / Photo: Hamara / Shutterstock.com
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Oil and gas bypassing the Strait of Hormuz: Gulf countries seek new routes
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US indices collapsed at the opening amid a sharp rise in oil prices
All ships wishing to leave the Persian Gulf now follow an IRGC-controlled corridor through Iranian territorial waters north of Larak Island / Photo: Google Maps
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Iran has set up a shadowy crossing point for ships through the Strait of Hormuz and is forcing payment
Whenever there is hope for a settlement of the conflict, the U.S. dollar quickly begins to decline, the analyst notes / Photo: Jagoda_Mazurek / Shutterstock
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"Protective asset status undermined": why analysts are biased against the US dollar
European stocks opened lower on April 2: fears of an escalation of war between the U.S. and Iran once again gripped global markets / Photo: Freshystock/Shutterstock
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European stocks fall more than 1% after Trump's statements on Iran
Trump in an address to the nation made it clear that in the near future the States are ready to intensify strikes on Iran. Analysts warn: this could lead to more instability in the markets / Photo: Andrey_Popov / Shutterstock
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'A way to calm the markets': analysts expect more volatility from Trump's speech
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