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The ongoing war in Iran and potential Fed rate hikes are expected to impact markets, with energy market disruption and renewed rate hike bets capturing investor attention.

Cuba's electricity grid experienced its second blackout in a week due to a fuel squeeze, exacerbated by the US administration's fuel embargo.

California Representative Ro Khanna criticizes the Iran war, stating it's an extraordinary waste of resources, which may reflect growing pressure on the administration, but the article lacks direct market implications.

US equity markets declined on Thursday due to an escalation in the Middle East war, sparking risk-off sentiment and potential global economic implications.

The ongoing conflict is expected to have a significant impact on the Gulf's economies, with the UAE likely to be more affected than Saudi Arabia due to its high level of globalization.

Iraq and Kurdistan have reached a deal to resume oil exports via Turkey, boosting oil production for OPEC's second-largest producer.

Asia is experiencing a severe energy crisis due to the Iran War, leading to soaring fuel prices and shortages of essential energy resources.

The energy sector has been asserting itself as a market leader, with investor interest increasing even before the recent Iran conflict escalation.

A Hong Kong-owned bulk carrier has made a rare transit through the Strait of Hormuz into the Persian Gulf, a move that could have implications for global trade and energy markets.

The US has threatened Iran and asked allies for help to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, which could lead to increased tensions and potential supply disruptions in the oil market.

The Philippines is seeking to secure its fuel supply through talks with Indonesia and Russia, emphasizing the importance of honoring trade contracts amid export curbs and the ongoing Iran war.

President Trump considers delaying his summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping if China doesn't assist in unblocking the Strait of Hormuz, potentially impacting global oil prices and trade negotiations.