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Aerial view of the Strait of Hormuz from space
Posted inWorld

Iran Shuts the Strait of Hormuz and Imposes a Toll Regime on Shipping

by newanalytica14 July 2026

Iran formally closed the Strait of Hormuz to foreign shipping on July 12, demanding toll payments and regime-approved routing as U.S. gas prices hit $3.87 per gallon and diplomatic options narrowed.

Oil tanker and gas tanker cargo ships on the high sea
Posted inMarkets

Brent crude tops $78 on fresh US strikes as Trump weighs targeting Kharg Island

by newanalytica9 July 2026

Brent crude settled above $78 a barrel on Wednesday, up more than 5%, after the US launched a second day of strikes on Iran, the US Treasury revoked Tehran’s oil sanctions waiver, and Iran threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz.

International Monetary Fund headquarters building in Washington DC
Posted inEconomy

IMF holds global growth at 3% as war shock and AI investment pull in opposite directions

by newanalytica9 July 2026

The IMF’s July update kept its 2026 global growth forecast at 3% but raised headline inflation to 4.7%, citing opposing pressures from energy disruptions in the Middle East and AI-driven demand in technology-integrated economies.

USS Taylor guided missile frigate passes a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz during Operation Desert Shield
Posted inGeopolitics

Trump declares the Iran ceasefire over as US launches a second day of strikes

by newanalytica9 July 2026

President Trump declared the three-week memorandum of understanding with Iran ‘over’ on July 8 after US forces struck more than 80 Iranian targets and Tehran fired missiles at US military bases in Kuwait and Bahrain.

Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei attends a funeral ceremony in Tehran
Posted inWorld

Iran opens six-day state funeral for Khamenei with 35 million expected in Tehran

by newanalytica3 July 2026

Iran on 3 July opened a six-day state funeral for assassinated Supreme Leader Khamenei, expecting 35 million mourners and delegations from 30-plus countries.

Doha skyline at morning, Qatar, site of US-Iran diplomatic talks
Posted inGeopolitics

US envoy Witkoff heads to Qatar as Iran denies new ceasefire talks are confirmed

by newanalytica30 June 2026

Steve Witkoff flew to Doha for Iran talks on June 29 after weekend US-Iran strikes, but Tehran’s deputy FM publicly denied any meeting had been arranged, deepening diplomatic uncertainty.

Satellite view of the Strait of Hormuz from space, showing the narrow waterway between Iran and Oman
Posted inWorld

Iran fires missiles at US bases in Kuwait and Bahrain as Hormuz ceasefire unravels

by newanalytica29 June 2026

Iran’s IRGC launched ballistic missiles and drones at US military facilities in Kuwait and Bahrain on June 28, threatening to collapse a ceasefire signed only 11 days earlier.

The United States Senate chamber during a vote session
Posted inGeopolitics

Senate passes Iran war powers resolution in historic first for both chambers

by newanalytica26 June 2026

The Senate voted 50-48 on 23 June to direct Trump to end US military hostilities against Iran, the first time both chambers of Congress have passed such a measure.

The Persian Gulf, through which Iranian oil tankers resumed transit in June 2026 after a US sanctions waiver
Posted inEconomy

US Treasury issues 60-day Iran oil licence as Brent falls 3.5% and Hormuz traffic recovers

by newanalytica23 June 2026

Washington granted Iran a 60-day oil export waiver on June 22, pushing Brent crude below $78 as Strait of Hormuz traffic climbed back toward pre-war levels.

Bürgenstock resort on Lake Lucerne, Switzerland, site of US-Iran nuclear talks in June 2026
Posted inGeopolitics

Iran agrees to readmit IAEA nuclear inspectors after Vance’s Bürgenstock talks

by newanalytica23 June 2026

VP Vance emerged from day-one US-Iran talks at Bürgenstock, Switzerland announcing Tehran had agreed to readmit IAEA nuclear inspectors, calling it a major milestone toward a binding deal.

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