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U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent announced the U.S. has allowed Iranian oil to continue flowing through the Strait of Hormuz and may lift sanctions on 130 million barrels of Iranian crude currently at

Precious metals and cryptocurrencies joined the global sell-off as Middle East tensions and hawkish central banks triggered a broad liquidation. Gold fell below $4,600 (entering correction territory f

Precious metals and cryptocurrencies joined equities in a broad liquidation event driven by the Iran-Israel conflict and hawkish Fed signals. Gold fell from its all-time highs, silver dropped 13% to $

With energy infrastructure now directly in the crosshairs, Wall Street is rapidly shifting its timeline for the Iran conflict. TS Lombard extends its base case from 4-5 weeks to 5 months, comparing it

A massive liquidation event has hit all major non-energy assets. Gold has fallen below $4,600 (from highs above $5,300), silver crashed under $70, and Bitcoin dropped below $70,000. The simultaneous s

The Shanghai Composite Index fell 1.39%, struggling to hold above 4,000 points, as the Iran-Israel conflict and the Fed's hawkish stance triggered a broad Asia-Pacific sell-off. Oil and green energy s

Asia-Pacific and European markets joined U.S. equities in a global sell-off. The Nikkei plunged 3.4%, gold crashed 6% below $4,600, silver fell 13%, and the Bank of England removed 'rate cut' language

Iran retaliated against strikes on its South Pars gas field by launching coordinated missile attacks on U.S.-linked energy infrastructure across Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Qatar. Qatar's Ras Laffan indust

A triple shock hit global markets on March 18: Iran launched massive missile attacks on U.S.-linked energy facilities across the Gulf, U.S. PPI data surged past expectations, and the Fed maintained a