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The U.S. will reimpose sanctions on Iranian oil following the attacks in the Strait of Hormuz. Brent crude rises 5%
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The second tanker in 24 hours sustained damage near the Strait of Hormuz
The Strait of Hormuz is open, but ships there are occasionally attacked / Photo: Maksims Osobenkov/Shutterstock
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A Qatari tanker was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz. Brent crude prices rose by more than 1%.
From Shortage to Surplus: Saudi Arabia Has Drastically Cut Oil Prices
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From Shortage to Surplus: Saudi Arabia Has Drastically Cut Oil Prices
The main macroeconomic event of the day will be the release of the services sector Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) data from S&P Global Services and ISM Services for June / Photo: Israel Andrade / unsplash
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Morning in New York: Business Activity Takes Center Stage
British low-cost carrier easyJet has agreed in principle to a takeover that will result in its delisting / Photo: Markus Mainka / Shutterstock.com
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Morning Highlights: Brent Prices Fall, easyJet Agrees to Takeover, and Nvidia Delay
Gold prices fell by more than 11% in June, and for Bitcoin, last month was the worst since the 2022 crypto winter. Photo: Kanchanara / Unsplash.com
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One collapse after another, those who profit from wars and disasters, and the reshaping of the crypto market in the EU
Citigroup analysts recommend taking profits on oil during any summer rallies. Photo: Leka Sergeeva/Shutterstock
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Citi expects oil prices to fall to $60 as the situation in the Strait of Hormuz returns to normal
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Top Stories This Morning: Trump Bought Stocks on the Dip; Riyadh Boosts Oil Exports
Freedom Broker Expects a July Correction in the IT Sector Before Growth Resumes / Photo: Ployker / Shutterstock
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Freedom expects a correction in the tech sector in July. But it won't last long.
The highlight of the day will be the June labor market statistics / Photo: Unsplash/Jason Richard
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Morning in New York: A solid report from the Department of Labor will boost the bulls
Apple wants to use chips from the Chinese market in the gadgets it sells in China / Photo: Vivid Brands / Shutterstock.com
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Top Stories This Morning: Apple Seeks a Way Out of the Memory Crisis; Amazon Bets on Its Own Chips
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