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Iran says its proposal could reopen the strait and pause regional fighting within seven days if the US agrees. Reuters could not immediately confirm a Wall Street Journal report that Trump rejected the offer.
On the 19th, senior Iranian sources said mediators Qatar and Pakistan told Tehran Washington is ready to negotiate and serious about advancing talks. Iran said it would resume implementing the Islamabad memorandum within days if the U.S. returns to and fulfils its terms, but demands concrete, credible guarantees agains
Iran has urged countries to resist Washington’s sanctions campaign while signaling that access through the Strait of Hormuz and a possible return to diplomacy could depend on the U.S. easing economic pressure and addressing wider Middle East conflicts. Iran Warns Countries Against US Sanctions On Friday, Iran’s Foreign
Brent crude oil fell to $89.3 a barrel on Friday, extending weekly losses to over 5%. Traders cited reduced perceived supply risk from improving flows and proposed Iran–Oman corridor progress.
Crude oil fell to $83.4 a barrel on Friday, extending weekly losses to about 4%, as traders weighed Iran as a sanctions/economic dispute amid improved flows through Hormuz and an Iran–Oman corridor.
Crude oil slipped toward $83 per barrel on Friday, paring prior-session gains. Traders monitored efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with Persian Gulf exports reportedly around two-thirds of pre-war levels and total exports at 15-16 million bpd.
Brent crude slipped toward $88 per barrel on Friday, paring prior gains. Traders monitored Middle East efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with Persian Gulf exports recovering to about two-thirds pre-war levels.
Brent crude held above $89 per barrel after a rebound, as Russia-Ukraine escalations refocused attention and Ukrainian strikes disrupted Russian refineries and ports.
Crude oil held above $83 per barrel after rebounding, with attention shifting to Eastern Europe as reports cite no results from Russia-Ukraine talks and Russia preparing to intensify the war.
US gasoline futures traded around $3.3 per gallon as geopolitical risks persisted and EIA data showed gasoline inventories fell 2.536 million barrels in the week ending August 21, leaving stocks 6% below the five-year average.
Brent traded around $88 a barrel after three straight sessions of losses, as improving Strait of Hormuz supply prospects competed with disruptions to Russian energy exports and broader Russia-Ukraine escalation risk. Iran-Oman talks add uncertainty.
Crude oil traded around $82 a barrel after three straight sessions of losses, as improving Strait of Hormuz supply prospects weighed against disruptions to Russian energy exports.
European natural gas prices rose above €65 per megawatt-hour after a two-day decline. Diplomatic progress around Iran–Oman Strait of Hormuz agreements is offset by warnings it may stay closed and by ongoing LNG shipment disruptions and heat-driven demand.
US gasoline futures fell to around $3.26 per gallon, trimming prior-session gains. EIA data showed inventories dropped 2.536 million barrels in the week ending August 21, leaving stocks 6% below the five-year average.
US heating oil futures resumed their decline to around $3.26 per gallon after gaining in the previous session. Markets weighed mixed geopolitical developments and tight distillate inventories.
Brent crude slipped toward $87 a barrel for a fourth straight session. Iran and Oman agreed on shares of Strait of Hormuz waters and related revenues; Trump said 10 million barrels passed through on Tuesday.
Crude slipped below $82 per barrel and extended its decline to a fourth straight session. Iran and Oman reached an agreement on Strait of Hormuz waters and revenues, with Iran saying reopening needs more than an Oman deal.
The pound traded above $1.36 near its strongest level since mid-February as markets continued pricing Bank of England rate hikes, even as Brent crude fell on renewed Strait of Hormuz reopening talk.
UK natural gas prices climbed toward 154 pence per therm on Tuesday as Middle East peace expectations faded, shipping via the Strait of Hormuz remained constrained, and Europe’s heatwaves increased gas-fired power demand.
European natural gas prices extend gains, rising above €62 per MWh on Tuesday as fading Middle East peace hopes and a maritime blockade delay LNG shipments and tighten European supply.
Crude oil rose to $81.8 a barrel on Friday and is up nearly 5% this week as the US steps up economic pressure on Iran and the IEA warns of a deeper global supply deficit.
Crude oil rose above $82 a barrel on Friday, gaining more than 5% for the week as US actions pressure Iran over Strait of Hormuz reopening, with further announcements expected next week.
Brent crude rises above $88 a barrel and is set for a more than 5% weekly gain as the US increases economic pressure on Iran over the Strait of Hormuz.
Brent crude oil fluctuates around $89 per barrel amid US-Iran talks
Crude oil prices fluctuate around $83 per barrel amid conflicting signals on US-Iran agreement
Crude oil climbs toward $84 per barrel amid conflicting US-Iran signals
Brent crude strengthens above $89 per barrel on US-Iran tensions
UK natural gas prices rose above 148 pence a therm on Wednesday, rebounding from the previous session’s losses, as doubts grew over the likelihood of an agreement to resume energy flows through the Strait of Hormuz. Supply concerns persisted despite Pakistan’s defense minister saying that the US and Iran were “close to
Reopening Strait Depends On Other Conditions, Including Compensation For US Violations Of Islamabad MoU - Previous Strait Of Hormuz Traffic Separation Scheme No Longer Acceptable To Tehran, New Route Is Needed
Iran and Oman agree to reopen Strait of Hormuz