Pentagon confirms report on casualties in Iran war, says in a statement approximately 140 US service members have been wounded over 10 days of conflict

The Pentagon's confirmation of approximately 140 US service members wounded in the ongoing conflict in Iran could escalate tensions in the region, potentially impacting energy prices and overall market sentiment.

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[MARKET UPDATE] Major risk off price action seen as CBS says US intelligence has begun to see indications Iran is taking steps to deploy mines in Strait of Hormuz; oil and dollar bid, with stocks & gold slammed, with T-notes also seeing weakness

White House Secretary says US President Trump remains confident goals will be achieved swiftly; Trump is not afraid to use options on oil; Trump and energy team are closely watching the markets; US Navy ready to escort tankers when necessary

Pentagon confirms report on casualties in Iran war, says in a statement approximately 140 US service members have been wounded over 10 days of conflict

US intelligence have begun to see indications Iran is taking steps to deploy mines in Strait of Hormuz shipping lane, CBS reports

Kpler data notes "we can say with near certainty that seven vessels, including four tankers and three bulk carriers, have crossed the Strait of Hormuz since March 6th"

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The situation may introduce additional volatility in oil markets as investors assess the implications for supply chain security and geopolitical risk, particularly with respect to WTI pricing and broader commodities. Keep an eye on how this influences trading strategies in both energy and related sectors.

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