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Saudi Arabia's decision to slash oil prices for Asian buyers, combined with increased maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, signals growing global oversupply concerns.

Oil prices rose and U.S.

The Nasdaq and S&P 500 dropped 1% while the Dow Jones Industrial Average sank 600 points as President Trump's Iran threat sparked market panic, leading to a risk-off environment.

Oil prices rose on Monday following Iran's missile strikes on Israel, escalating Middle East tensions and fueling concerns about potential disruptions to global oil supply.

Oil prices jumped following Iran's missile strikes, which threaten a fragile ceasefire and raise concerns among traders about a potential escalation into all-out conflict in the Middle East.

Stock futures are drifting lower following reports of Iran firing missiles at Israel, intensifying geopolitical tensions.

European stock markets, led by technology shares, advanced towards pre-war record highs, while oil prices declined due to easing geopolitical tensions.

Oil prices rebounded following fresh US military strikes in Iran, which heightened geopolitical tensions and cast doubt on the prospects of an interim deal to reopen the critical Strait of Hormuz, a key global oil transit route.

Oil prices surged in early Asian trade after the U.S.

The Sri Lankan Rupee (LKR) depreciated to a three-year low, underperforming all Asian currencies, primarily driven by the negative impact of rising global oil prices.

Bitcoin, Ether, XRP, and Solana experienced a rebound, with Bitcoin climbing to approximately $77,200, following the Senate's decision to curb Trump's war powers regarding Iran.

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