The night of Wednesday to Thursday marked the heaviest wave of US bomber attacks so far in Iran; The objective was Iran’s ballistic missiles, according to Jerusalem Post, citing a source
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The night of Wednesday to Thursday marked the heaviest wave of US bomber attacks so far in Iran; The objective was Iran’s ballistic missiles, according to Jerusalem Post, citing a source.
What it means
The reported escalation in US bomber attacks targeting Iran's ballistic missile capabilities marks a significant shift in regional tensions. This military action could impact oil prices, particularly WTI, as fears of broader conflict often lead to supply concerns, making energy markets particularly sensitive to geopolitical developments.
Sources
- Israel exit poll shows Israeli PM Netanyahu's coalition wins 50 seats, opposition wins 52 seats and Arab-led parties win 18 seats
- Israeli election exit poll: Netanyahu bloc 55 seats; opposition bloc 49; Arab parties bloc 16, i24NEWS reports
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- US and Russia are discussing potential postwar business deals, including JV for US oil majors off Sakhalin and resumed sales via the Druzhba pipeline, as part of wider talks to end the war in Ukraine, reports FT citing sources
- CRUDE WRAP: WTI (Z6) SETTLES USD 1.86 LOWER AT 99.90/BBL; BRENT (F7) SETTLES USD 1.33 LOWER AT 109.41/BBL
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