Hormuz Reopening Deal Could Stabilize Oil Prices While Shifting Control
A proposed Iran deal could restore Hormuz shipping and reduce oil price swings, but its durability remains uncertain.
A proposed Iran deal could restore Hormuz shipping and reduce oil price swings, but its durability remains uncertain.
A $1 million Energy Department grant backs Texas A&M research into harvesting seawater lithium, an early-stage effort to diversify U.S. battery supply...
Brent retreats on US-Iran diplomacy, while refinery margins, OPEC+ supply plans and disrupted shipping keep oil-market risks in focus.
Hyperscalers are turning to external finance for AI investment, making borrowing costs more relevant to capex demand.
GranMorgu is scheduled for 2028, while Block 52 discoveries could support another investment decision by the end of 2026.
From October, UK banks can’t pledge thermal coal bonds for Bank of England loans, sharpening the focus on coal exposure and transition risk.
U.S. consumption growth remains strong, while employment and production indicators offer a broader view of activity through July.
Brent topped $90 and WTI rose above $84 as renewed conflict and Red Sea shipping risks put oil driven inflation back in focus before the Fed decision.
Higher gold prices are lifting exports, reserves and mining incomes across Central Asia, while inflation and commodity dependence limit the gains.
Cleveland Fed estimates track CPI and PCE inflation as gasoline prices rise, though the figures remain preliminary nowcasts.
Low inventories and blocked shipping routes could intensify oil market pressure, while China’s reduced imports may have delayed the price response.
Chinese workers, firms and lending support major projects in Kyrgyzstan, while questions over jobs, land and equal enforcement fuel public unease.
A Houthi threat to Saudi Red Sea ports puts a route carrying about 7% of global oil exports in focus as attacks also threaten Russian crude flows.
Policy uncertainty can move before oil flows do; tanker, loading and insurance data would help test whether physical constraints are emerging.
Industrial production rose 0.1% month over month, beating consensus, while manufacturing was flat. GDPNow trails other Q1 growth estimates.
India’s proposed CAFE-III standards would tighten fuel and emissions targets from 2027, with compliance credits and incentives for alternative-fuel ve...
S&P Global’s volatile monthly GDP estimate declined in May, but its Q2 reading remains consistent with tracking estimates of 1.3% annualized growth.
Galway appoints Dave Nielsen COO and Kyle Struble CFO, alongside new presidents and senior leaders at Jencap.
Three New York partners join Simpson Thacher as private equity and insurance ties continue to reshape the market.
Aon’s API link to Swiss Re Corporate Solutions sends risk data directly to underwriting, aiming to reduce submission delays and manual work.