Would You Send the Next Tanker?
The US midterms moved oil prices. What would Congress and Qatar have to achieve before shipowners can count on a safer crossing through Hormuz?
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The Selloff Started in Chips. It Didn’t Stay There.
Wall Street gave back Wednesday’s rally and then some. Oil rebounded as reports of tanker incidents came in, and a bank collapse brought down Paraguay’s president.
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Texas Turned Blue. Oil Fell Below $95.
Democrats took Congress and broke a three-decade Republican hold on the Texas governor’s office. Oil traders saw a better chance of an end to the Iran war. In the Gulf, the UAE was already thinking about another way around Hormuz.
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The Art of the Deal or the Art of the Veto?
The US midterms could change who Trump has to bargain with. Plus Hormuz shipping, Apple and AMD, and the global market dashboard.
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Oil Fell Sharply. Technology Kept Falling.
Iran diplomacy sent oil sharply lower, but AI funding worries and tomorrow’s data-centre votes kept technology under pressure. Plus China, Europe and the dashboard.
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The World Is Talking Peace. The Markets Are Pricing Trouble.
Iran’s vulnerable shipping routes, fractured international diplomacy, and Wall Street’s AI reckoning reveal the price of confidence. Plus Poland and Brussels in next week’s watch.
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Friday’s Trouble Went Well Beyond Wall Street
A record Binance theft, attacks on commercial shipping and Poland’s court confrontation widened Friday’s risks as technology shares fell across global markets.
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Wall Street Looked Worse Than It Was
Google pulled the indexes lower while most stocks rose. Thursday’s Lens explores the wider market gains, the household spending squeeze and the practical test for Iran diplomacy.
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Wall Street Got Its Pause. Then Google Opened the Books.
Google’s sales grew 25%, but its shares fell after hours. Wednesday’s Lens examines the spending behind the AI expansion, the Fed’s pause and renewed diplomatic outreach to Iran.
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