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Strait of Hormuz: Why Tehran keeps control of shipping as a bargaining tool

Markets and shipping remain in a state of uncertainty despite a temporary “window” of de-escalation – What analysts say – Strait of Hormuz: Greece’s diplomatic battle against the Iranian “toll” plan

Exarchus: Interest in FSRU in Alexandroupolis – Atlantic SEE’s LNG agreements in the final straight

Negotiations for 5 bcm/year with Eastern European countries by summer - Interview with Platts, S&P Global Energy

JPMorgan: Why the US will not be unscathed by the turmoil in the Strait of Hormuz to date

The perception that the US is protected from the market consequences of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz is mostly wrong

Who is driving investment into Israel – Examining the sustained upward trend of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange

Since the beginning of the year the Israeli stock exchange continues to record significant gains - The sectors driving the rise and the "paradox" of the shekel

The Greek passport ranks 5th strongest in the world, surpassing the US, UK, Australia & Canada

The Henley study highlights the Greek passport as one of the strongest and most attractive in the world, placing it in the top five among 199 passports and 227 travel destinations

Ceasefire pushes oil prices below $95, with Brent moving toward $90

The US–Iran de-escalation and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz sharply drive prices down, reducing fears of a new energy crisis

Ceasefire in the Middle East: Good news for the shipping industry and the markets – Return to normality remains

N. Drossos, C. Parganas and D. Roumeliotis talk to newmoney about fragile balance, disrupted flows and persistent risks

Papastavros: Drillship lease set for April – The Ionian Sea exploration is well planned for February 2027

The first seismic surveys south of the Peloponnese will follow "before the end of the year", Papastavrou added

Marinopoulos: The end of an era – From the dominance of consumption to the final exit

After the resounding loss of Famar and the collapse of Marinopoulos S.A., the family is gradually withdrawing from all known activities - The sale of Marinopoulos Coffee S.A. (Starbucks) closes the cycle - The only remnant is GAP Greece, which is in the process of consolidation, with the franchise contract expiring in 2028

Greek tourism: the three determinants for 2026 – At 21% total contribution to GDP last year

The first estimate by the BoE speaks of "further growth in 2026", due to the extension of the tourist season, the promotion of other forms of tourism and cruises, but at this stage the course of the sector is linked to developments in the Middle East

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