The US-Iran ceasefire holds for a second day with Oman mediating, though tensions in the Strait of Hormuz persist; Japan's service producer prices rose 3.2% in June, highlighting the supply chain cost impact of the conflict.
Jessy··2 min read
As the US pauses military strikes on Iran to pursue diplomacy, ongoing Houthi attacks on Saudi energy infrastructure continue to threaten global energy security in the Red Sea.
Kenji··2 min read
The US-Iran conflict has entered its 13th night, with US military blockades reducing Hormuz shipping to 3 daily transits; Thailand’s auto industry has slashed 2026 production targets due to supply chain disruptions.
Kenji··2 min read
Military clashes between the US and Iran in the Strait of Hormuz have disrupted energy shipping, pushing oil prices to a one-month high as regional supply chains face turmoil.
Kenji··2 min read
Military escalation between the US and Iran has intensified, with direct strikes on infrastructure threatening the Strait of Hormuz and heightening global market anxiety.
Kenji··2 min read
Escalating US-Iran conflict at the Strait of Hormuz has triggered a 500-point drop in the Dow and caused significant volatility in global energy and financial markets as risk-off sentiment prevails.
Kenji··2 min read
The US and Iran have agreed to a ceasefire in the Strait of Hormuz and will resume talks in Doha, easing fears of energy supply disruptions.
Kenji··2 min read
Trump threatens U.S. tolls on Strait of Hormuz transit if no Iran deal is reached in 60 days, sparking legal concerns and energy supply fears despite U.S. military skepticism over Iran's closure claims.
Kenji··2 min read
Military conflict between the U.S. and Iran in the Strait of Hormuz has escalated, with Iran attacking ships in retaliation for U.S. strikes; Defense Secretary Hegseth has signaled further major action. Global energy chains are under pressure as nations seek alternatives.
Kenji··2 min read
The United Arab Emirates is set to exit the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) on May 1 after 59 years, seeking greater autonomy over its oil production in a volatile global market.
Kenji··2 min read
The UAE is ending its 59-year membership in OPEC to pursue independent energy policies and increase production, potentially triggering a significant shift in global oil market dynamics.
Kenji··1 min read
Escalating tensions with Iran are undermining the US administration's goal of energy dominance, as high domestic output fails to insulate consumers from global price volatility.
Kenji··2 min read