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Wall Street: indices in the green with investors betting on a diplomatic solution between the US and Iran

U.S. markets react upwards as expectations for a U.S.-Iran deal grow, despite the blockade in the Strait of Hormuz and persistent geopolitical and energy pressures

US blockade in the Strait of Hormuz – How it will be implemented

The situation in the Middle East escalates after the collapse of the negotiations

Macron calls for a diplomatic solution for the Middle East and announces a Franco-British initiative on the Strait of Hormuz

In the coming days, France and the United Kingdom will organise a conference with countries wishing to participate in a peaceful multinational mission to restore freedom of navigation in the region

“Change course or you will be targeted”: The moment an Iranian vessel threatens a US destroyer that entered the Strait of Hormuz (video)

Indicative of the tension that prevailed is the exchange between the two sides, with the Iranians warning that they will open fire, while the Americans speak of lawful passage

Analysis: The Strait of Hormuz, a ceasefire hanging by a thread, and what Trump and Iran want – “Shipwreck” in the negotiations in Islamabad

Trump is attempting an exit even without a clear victory, the mullahs are “investing” in the Strait of Hormuz as a means of pressure on the international community, and Israel is focusing its military operations on Lebanon - Markets are constantly pricing in geopolitical risk

Reuters: Trump considers withdrawing part of US troops from Europe

According to a senior White House official, no final decision has been made and the Pentagon has not been asked to draw up a specific plan for troop withdrawal from the European continent

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

Analysis: Hormuz is not enough – How long until global oil flows are restored, and why prices won’t return to pre-war levels

Dozens of refineries, storage facilities, and oil and gas fields across nine countries have been hit by attacks, taking more than 10% of global oil supply offline

Iran wants to impose $1 million transit fees for passing through Hormuz for as long as negotiations last

The revelation was made by an anonymous regional official to the Associated Press – Iran will use the revenues for post-conflict reconstruction

The first ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz after the ceasefire: A Greek-owned vessel among them

Two ships crossed the Strait of Hormuz after Iran agreed to reopen the strategic passage as part of the ceasefire agreement with the United States

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