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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
Spot prices for current oil supplies exceeded $140 per barrel / Photo: Evgenii Bakhchev / Shutterstock.com
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Top story for the morning: oil at peak since 2008, EU prepares measures against energy crisis
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
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
News background becomes less favorable for buyers / Photo: Andrey_Popov / Shutterstock.com
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Morning in New York: the rebound is losing steam
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
The IEA has warned of a sharp increase in oil shortages in April / Photo: GreenOak / Shutterstock.com
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'April will be much worse than March': IEA warns of worsening oil shortages
Photo: Andrea Izzotti / Shutterstock.com
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US indices rose at the opening of trading. Markets are hoping for the war to end soon
Equity markets are more likely to bottom at the beginning rather than the end of military conflicts, says Tom Lee of Fundstrat / Photo: Ascannio / Shutterstock
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'We're closer to the bottom': Fundstrat predicted the end of the decline in US equities amid the war
Photo: Dronefromlife / Shutterstock
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Hopes for an end to the war have pushed up EU stocks. Why does the analyst advise waiting?
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