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Hormuz attacks resume, threatening oil's post-truce unwind
Hormuz attacks resumed after Iran reportedly fired at least two missiles at commercial ships, forcing traders to reprice crude and shipping risk.
Saudi Aramco exports rebound as spot crude sales linger
Saudi Aramco exports are rebounding through Hormuz, but spot crude sales to Asia show Gulf supply is normalising faster than pricing risk.
OPEC quota hike looks symbolic as Hormuz traps oil
OPEC quota hike adds 188,000 bpd for July, but Hormuz disruption means much of the extra crude may not reach buyers.
Gulf AI data-center bets face a war-risk repricing
Gulf AI data-center economics are being repriced as war risk, higher power costs and redundancy demands raise the hurdle rate for new campuses.
Strait of Hormuz oil disruption: Stockpile squeeze deepens
Strait of Hormuz oil disruption: UBS, JPMorgan and the IEA warn stockpiles could hit record lows if the closure persists, shifting risk from prices to scarcity.
Iran war oil shock separates exporter winners from importer losers
The crude spike tied to the Iran conflict is becoming a fiscal sorting mechanism. Export routes, sanctions and import dependence are deciding who actually pockets the windfall.
