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Strait of Hormuz risk returns as US and Iran struggle to convert talks into calm
Gulf attacks are testing United States and Iran diplomacy. The Strait of Hormuz is turning a fragile ceasefire effort into a global risk.
Strait of Hormuz crude tanker movement gives oil markets relief but not certainty
Hormuz flows are moving again, but not freely. Six million barrels exiting the Gulf shows relief, not a full return to normal oil trade.
Northrop Grumman (NOC) lands $697m Marine Corps radar sustainment BOA as G/ATOR enters life-cycle phase
Northrop Grumman captures a $697M Marine Corps radar sustainment BOA, deepening its grip on G/ATOR economics as NOC sits 28% off highs. Read more.
ADNOC Drilling posts record Q1 as ADNOCDRILL trades near 52-week high
ADNOC Drilling is growing into a Gulf oilfield platform. ADNOCDRILL’s near-high valuation now needs execution to keep pace.
Saudi Arabia reportedly struck Iran-backed militias in Iraq during Iran war
Gulf states sought restraint, yet Reuters says Saudi and Kuwait-linked strikes inside Iraq exposed a harder response to Iran-backed militias.
Why Trump’s rejection of Iran’s peace response puts the Strait of Hormuz back at risk
Hormuz talks are stuck. Trump’s rejection of Iran’s reply keeps Gulf shipping, energy prices and diplomacy under pressure.
Can Titan Company (NSE: TITAN) justify its post-Q4 rally?
TITAN has growth, brands and gold demand on its side. The harder question is whether FY27 earnings can justify a stock near record highs.
Strait of Hormuz update: Donald Trump halts Project Freedom as Iran agreement moves closer
Donald Trump paused Project Freedom one day after launching it. The blockade stays, oil sits above $112, and the Iran agreement now hinges on Beijing.
Operation Epic Fury: Pentagon admits $25bn war cost as casualties and base damage mount
The Pentagon says the Iran war has cost $25 billion. Lawmakers and analysts say the real bill, including base damage, may be closer to $50 billion.
UAE quits OPEC after nearly six decades, dealing structural blow to oil cartel as Iran war reshapes Gulf energy landscape
The UAE is leaving OPEC during the worst Gulf energy crisis in decades. The real question is whether Saudi Arabia can hold the cartel together without it.