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Time for US Trump to launch attacks on IRAN a other 48 non stop missiles. Iran never still hasnt learn their lesson well. Time for the Master to teach a good lesson.

Strait of Hormuz Under Attack: Iranian Missiles Strike Two Merchant Vessels, U.S. Crude Jumps 1%, Gold Briefly Falls Below $4130

An incident involving missile fire in the Strait of Hormuz has impacted global financial markets.According to a report by Axios citing two U.S. officials, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps...

Strait of Hormuz Under Attack: Iranian Missiles Strike Two Merchant Vessels, U.S. Crude Jumps 1%, Gold Briefly Falls Below $4130

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According to a report by Axios citing two U.S. officials, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps fired at least two missiles at merchant vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz on Monday evening. The U.S. officials stated that two ships were struck and suffered significant damage, but there were no casualties. U.S. Central Command has not immediately responded to requests for comment. Britain's Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) confirmed early Tuesday that a tanker was struck by an unidentified projectile on its port side while sailing south approximately 8 nautical miles east of Limah, Oman, resulting in a fire. There are no reports of casualties or environmental impact at this time. The Wall Street Journal reported that one of the vessels attacked was the \"Al Rekayyat,\" a liquefied natural gas carrier owned and managed by Qatar Gas Transport Company (Nakilat). The ship was struck on the top of its port-side engine room, causing a fire and dense smoke. All crew members are reported safe and have assembled on the starboard side. The attack occurred in the Gulf of Oman near the entrance to the Strait of Hormuz. Financial Market Reaction: Oil Rises, Gold Declines In response to the attack news, international crude oil markets reacted swiftly. U.S. crude oil prices rose as much as 1% to $69.27 per barrel. This geopolitical risk event has partially offset market expectations of increased supply stemming from Saudi Arabia's sharp price cuts and OPEC+'s decision to raise output. Saudi Aramco has lowered its August official selling price for Arab Light crude to Asian customers by $1.10 per barrel to a discount of $1.50 against the regional benchmark, the largest cut since 2000. Concurrently, OPEC+'s decision over the weekend to increase its August production target has further reinforced expectations of more oil returning to the market. The tension between heightened Strait of Hormuz risks and the anticipation of greater supply is a central conflict in current oil market pricing. In the precious metals market, spot gold weakened, falling as much as 0.9% to $4,125.29 per ounce before recovering slightly to around $4,140 per ounce. Analysts note that while the geopolitical risk premium has not completely dissipated, a stronger U.S. dollar and persistent market expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate hikes continue to pressure gold prices. Contextual Analysis: A Fragile Balance Within a 60-Day Ceasefire Window This missile strike occurred against a backdrop of highly tense U.S.-Iran relations. Previously, despite strikes by the U.S. and Israel sparking conflict, the two sides had reached a 60-day ceasefire agreement intended to create space for diplomacy. On June 17, the U.S. and Iran formally announced a remotely signed memorandum of understanding, committing to negotiations and a final agreement within a maximum of 60 days. The memorandum outlined a period for the U.S. to lift its maritime blockade and for Iran to resume shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. However, indirect U.S.-Iran talks that concluded last week showed no public signs of progress toward a lasting peace. The July 1 Doha talks were downgraded from the expected face-to-face negotiations to indirect talks, mediated by Qatar and Pakistan. Al Jazeera noted there were no indications of progress toward achieving a durable peace. On the ground, friction between the sides has continued. On June 25, an Iranian drone attacked a cargo ship passing through the Strait of Hormuz. On June 26 and 27, U.S. forces conducted airstrikes on Iranian missile and drone storage facilities and coastal radar bases. On June 28, Iran's Revolutionary Guard claimed to have destroyed eight U.S. military infrastructure sites in Kuwait and Bahrain using missiles and drones. Within a few days, the memorandum's promise of an \"immediate permanent cessation of hostilities on all fronts\" appeared hollow. Last Monday, former President Trump stated that the U.S. would either reach a deal with Iran or \"finish it,\" reiterating the threat of military action. He claimed, \"We can take out their bridges in an hour, we can take out their power in a fraction of an afternoon.\" This statement coincided with Iran adopting a tough stance following the funeral of former Supreme Leader Khamenei. Iran's Supreme National Security Council Secretary, Mohammad Bagher Zolghadr, responded by calling Trump's threats \"delusional\" and emphasized that \"Iranians are not familiar with the language of threats.\" Market Outlook: The Struggle Between Geopolitical Risk Premium and Supply Return The Strait of Hormuz is a critical global energy chokepoint, handling approximately 35% of global seaborne oil trade and 20% of global oil supply. Investors continue to closely monitor the impact of U.S.-Iran negotiations on the fate of shipping through the strait, while also tracking the recovery of oil exports from the Gulf region. On the supply side, as navigation through the Strait of Hormuz gradually resumed, oil exports from the Gulf region showed a clear recovery in June. According to Kpler data, combined crude and condensate exports from the UAE, Kuwait, Iraq, and Iran increased by more than 3.5 million barrels per day compared to May, reaching 10.07 million barrels per day. A recent Citi report noted that as Strait of Hormuz shipping gradually recovers and the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding is likely extended, the geopolitical risk premium is fading, with oil markets returning to being dominated by relatively weak fundamentals. Citi forecasts Brent crude could fall to $60-$65 per barrel by year-end. However, this missile strike serves as a reminder that the security situation remains precarious. Some analysts suggest Iran is attempting to drag out negotiations until the U.S. midterm elections in November to secure a more favorable deal. Against a backdrop of eroding mutual trust and difficult-to-reconcile core concerns, whether substantive breakthroughs can be achieved within the 60-day ceasefire window remains a significant question mark for both sides. The missile attack in the Strait of Hormuz once again underscores the persistent geopolitical risks in the region. Despite the signed memorandum of understanding and the opening of a 60-day negotiation window, a lack of trust and opposing core interests make the ceasefire exceptionally fragile. Market performance shows oil prices caught in a tug-of-war between expectations of returning supply and the geopolitical risk premium, making short-term volatility inevitable. Meanwhile, gold, as a safe-haven asset, has not fully benefited from rising geopolitical risks due to the dual pressure of a strong U.S. dollar and interest rate hike expectations. Investors should be wary of the risk of further military escalation should U.S.-Iran talks break down, while also monitoring the progress of resumed shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and its substantive impact on global energy supply. In the current \"fight and talk\" dynamic, geopolitical uncertainty will continue to be a key variable in pricing for energy and broader commodity markets. 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According to a report by Axios citing two U.S. officials, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps fired at least two missiles at merchant vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz on Monday evening. The U.S. officials stated that two ships were struck and suffered significant damage, but there were no casualties. U.S. Central Command has not immediately responded to requests for comment. Britain's Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) confirmed early Tuesday that a tanker was struck by an unidentified projectile on its port side while sailing south approximately 8 nautical miles east of Limah, Oman, resulting in a fire. There are no reports of casualties or environmental impact at this time. The Wall Street Journal reported that one of the vessels attacked was the \"Al Rekayyat,\" a liquefied natural gas carrier owned and managed by Qatar Gas Transport Company (Nakilat). The ship was struck on the top of its port-side engine room, causing a fire and dense smoke. All crew members are reported safe and have assembled on the starboard side. The attack occurred in the Gulf of Oman near the entrance to the Strait of Hormuz. Financial Market Reaction: Oil Rises, Gold Declines In response to the attack news, international crude oil markets reacted swiftly. U.S. crude oil prices rose as much as 1% to $69.27 per barrel. This geopolitical risk event has partially offset market expectations of increased supply stemming from Saudi Arabia's sharp price cuts and OPEC+'s decision to raise output. Saudi Aramco has lowered its August official selling price for Arab Light crude to Asian customers by $1.10 per barrel to a discount of $1.50 against the regional benchmark, the largest cut since 2000. Concurrently, OPEC+'s decision over the weekend to increase its August production target has further reinforced expectations of more oil returning to the market. The tension between heightened Strait of Hormuz risks and the anticipation of greater supply is a central conflict in current oil market pricing. In the precious metals market, spot gold weakened, falling as much as 0.9% to $4,125.29 per ounce before recovering slightly to around $4,140 per ounce. Analysts note that while the geopolitical risk premium has not completely dissipated, a stronger U.S. dollar and persistent market expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate hikes continue to pressure gold prices. Contextual Analysis: A Fragile Balance Within a 60-Day Ceasefire Window This missile strike occurred against a backdrop of highly tense U.S.-Iran relations. Previously, despite strikes by the U.S. and Israel sparking conflict, the two sides had reached a 60-day ceasefire agreement intended to create space for diplomacy. On June 17, the U.S. and Iran formally announced a remotely signed memorandum of understanding, committing to negotiations and a final agreement within a maximum of 60 days. The memorandum outlined a period for the U.S. to lift its maritime blockade and for Iran to resume shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. However, indirect U.S.-Iran talks that concluded last week showed no public signs of progress toward a lasting peace. The July 1 Doha talks were downgraded from the expected face-to-face negotiations to indirect talks, mediated by Qatar and Pakistan. Al Jazeera noted there were no indications of progress toward achieving a durable peace. On the ground, friction between the sides has continued. On June 25, an Iranian drone attacked a cargo ship passing through the Strait of Hormuz. On June 26 and 27, U.S. forces conducted airstrikes on Iranian missile and drone storage facilities and coastal radar bases. On June 28, Iran's Revolutionary Guard claimed to have destroyed eight U.S. military infrastructure sites in Kuwait and Bahrain using missiles and drones. Within a few days, the memorandum's promise of an \"immediate permanent cessation of hostilities on all fronts\" appeared hollow. Last Monday, former President Trump stated that the U.S. would either reach a deal with Iran or \"finish it,\" reiterating the threat of military action. He claimed, \"We can take out their bridges in an hour, we can take out their power in a fraction of an afternoon.\" This statement coincided with Iran adopting a tough stance following the funeral of former Supreme Leader Khamenei. Iran's Supreme National Security Council Secretary, Mohammad Bagher Zolghadr, responded by calling Trump's threats \"delusional\" and emphasized that \"Iranians are not familiar with the language of threats.\" Market Outlook: The Struggle Between Geopolitical Risk Premium and Supply Return The Strait of Hormuz is a critical global energy chokepoint, handling approximately 35% of global seaborne oil trade and 20% of global oil supply. Investors continue to closely monitor the impact of U.S.-Iran negotiations on the fate of shipping through the strait, while also tracking the recovery of oil exports from the Gulf region. On the supply side, as navigation through the Strait of Hormuz gradually resumed, oil exports from the Gulf region showed a clear recovery in June. According to Kpler data, combined crude and condensate exports from the UAE, Kuwait, Iraq, and Iran increased by more than 3.5 million barrels per day compared to May, reaching 10.07 million barrels per day. A recent Citi report noted that as Strait of Hormuz shipping gradually recovers and the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding is likely extended, the geopolitical risk premium is fading, with oil markets returning to being dominated by relatively weak fundamentals. Citi forecasts Brent crude could fall to $60-$65 per barrel by year-end. However, this missile strike serves as a reminder that the security situation remains precarious. Some analysts suggest Iran is attempting to drag out negotiations until the U.S. midterm elections in November to secure a more favorable deal. Against a backdrop of eroding mutual trust and difficult-to-reconcile core concerns, whether substantive breakthroughs can be achieved within the 60-day ceasefire window remains a significant question mark for both sides. The missile attack in the Strait of Hormuz once again underscores the persistent geopolitical risks in the region. Despite the signed memorandum of understanding and the opening of a 60-day negotiation window, a lack of trust and opposing core interests make the ceasefire exceptionally fragile. Market performance shows oil prices caught in a tug-of-war between expectations of returning supply and the geopolitical risk premium, making short-term volatility inevitable. Meanwhile, gold, as a safe-haven asset, has not fully benefited from rising geopolitical risks due to the dual pressure of a strong U.S. dollar and interest rate hike expectations. Investors should be wary of the risk of further military escalation should U.S.-Iran talks break down, while also monitoring the progress of resumed shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and its substantive impact on global energy supply. 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The U.S. officials stated that two ships were struck and suffered significant damage, but there were no casualties. U.S. Central Command has not immediately responded to requests for comment.Britain's Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) confirmed early Tuesday that a tanker was struck by an unidentified projectile on its port side while sailing south approximately 8 nautical miles east of Limah, Oman, resulting in a fire. There are no reports of casualties or environmental impact at this time.The Wall Street Journal reported that one of the vessels attacked was the \"Al Rekayyat,\" a liquefied natural gas carrier owned and managed by Qatar Gas Transport Company (Nakilat). The ship was struck on the top of its port-side engine room, causing a fire and dense smoke. All crew members are reported safe and have assembled on the starboard side. The attack occurred in the Gulf of Oman near the entrance to the Strait of Hormuz.Financial Market Reaction: Oil Rises, Gold DeclinesIn response to the attack news, international crude oil markets reacted swiftly. U.S. crude oil prices rose as much as 1% to $69.27 per barrel.This geopolitical risk event has partially offset market expectations of increased supply stemming from Saudi Arabia's sharp price cuts and OPEC+'s decision to raise output. Saudi Aramco has lowered its August official selling price for Arab Light crude to Asian customers by $1.10 per barrel to a discount of $1.50 against the regional benchmark, the largest cut since 2000. Concurrently, OPEC+'s decision over the weekend to increase its August production target has further reinforced expectations of more oil returning to the market. The tension between heightened Strait of Hormuz risks and the anticipation of greater supply is a central conflict in current oil market pricing.In the precious metals market, spot gold weakened, falling as much as 0.9% to $4,125.29 per ounce before recovering slightly to around $4,140 per ounce. Analysts note that while the geopolitical risk premium has not completely dissipated, a stronger U.S. dollar and persistent market expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate hikes continue to pressure gold prices.Contextual Analysis: A Fragile Balance Within a 60-Day Ceasefire WindowThis missile strike occurred against a backdrop of highly tense U.S.-Iran relations. Previously, despite strikes by the U.S. and Israel sparking conflict, the two sides had reached a 60-day ceasefire agreement intended to create space for diplomacy. On June 17, the U.S. and Iran formally announced a remotely signed memorandum of understanding, committing to negotiations and a final agreement within a maximum of 60 days. The memorandum outlined a period for the U.S. to lift its maritime blockade and for Iran to resume shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.However, indirect U.S.-Iran talks that concluded last week showed no public signs of progress toward a lasting peace. The July 1 Doha talks were downgraded from the expected face-to-face negotiations to indirect talks, mediated by Qatar and Pakistan. Al Jazeera noted there were no indications of progress toward achieving a durable peace.On the ground, friction between the sides has continued. On June 25, an Iranian drone attacked a cargo ship passing through the Strait of Hormuz. On June 26 and 27, U.S. forces conducted airstrikes on Iranian missile and drone storage facilities and coastal radar bases. On June 28, Iran's Revolutionary Guard claimed to have destroyed eight U.S. military infrastructure sites in Kuwait and Bahrain using missiles and drones. Within a few days, the memorandum's promise of an \"immediate permanent cessation of hostilities on all fronts\" appeared hollow.Last Monday, former President Trump stated that the U.S. would either reach a deal with Iran or \"finish it,\" reiterating the threat of military action. He claimed, \"We can take out their bridges in an hour, we can take out their power in a fraction of an afternoon.\" This statement coincided with Iran adopting a tough stance following the funeral of former Supreme Leader Khamenei. Iran's Supreme National Security Council Secretary, Mohammad Bagher Zolghadr, responded by calling Trump's threats \"delusional\" and emphasized that \"Iranians are not familiar with the language of threats.\"Market Outlook: The Struggle Between Geopolitical Risk Premium and Supply ReturnThe Strait of Hormuz is a critical global energy chokepoint, handling approximately 35% of global seaborne oil trade and 20% of global oil supply. Investors continue to closely monitor the impact of U.S.-Iran negotiations on the fate of shipping through the strait, while also tracking the recovery of oil exports from the Gulf region.On the supply side, as navigation through the Strait of Hormuz gradually resumed, oil exports from the Gulf region showed a clear recovery in June. According to Kpler data, combined crude and condensate exports from the UAE, Kuwait, Iraq, and Iran increased by more than 3.5 million barrels per day compared to May, reaching 10.07 million barrels per day. A recent Citi report noted that as Strait of Hormuz shipping gradually recovers and the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding is likely extended, the geopolitical risk premium is fading, with oil markets returning to being dominated by relatively weak fundamentals. Citi forecasts Brent crude could fall to $60-$65 per barrel by year-end.However, this missile strike serves as a reminder that the security situation remains precarious. Some analysts suggest Iran is attempting to drag out negotiations until the U.S. midterm elections in November to secure a more favorable deal. Against a backdrop of eroding mutual trust and difficult-to-reconcile core concerns, whether substantive breakthroughs can be achieved within the 60-day ceasefire window remains a significant question mark for both sides.The missile attack in the Strait of Hormuz once again underscores the persistent geopolitical risks in the region. Despite the signed memorandum of understanding and the opening of a 60-day negotiation window, a lack of trust and opposing core interests make the ceasefire exceptionally fragile. Market performance shows oil prices caught in a tug-of-war between expectations of returning supply and the geopolitical risk premium, making short-term volatility inevitable. Meanwhile, gold, as a safe-haven asset, has not fully benefited from rising geopolitical risks due to the dual pressure of a strong U.S. dollar and interest rate hike expectations. Investors should be wary of the risk of further military escalation should U.S.-Iran talks break down, while also monitoring the progress of resumed shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and its substantive impact on global energy supply. 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