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Aerial view of the Strait of Hormuz from space, photographed during STS-4 mission
Posted inGeopolitics

Iran ceasefire on massive life support as Hormuz-first demand stalls the one-page deal

by newanalytica21 May 2026

Six weeks after a Pakistan-brokered truce halted US-Iran hostilities, both sides remain deadlocked over sequencing in a 14-point memorandum that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz and defer nuclear talks.

Crude oil tanker at a BP refinery jetty — global oil markets remain under pressure from geopolitical tensions
Posted inMarkets

US 10-year yield hits one-year high as Iran deal hopes whipsaw oil markets

by newanalytica19 May 2026

The US 10-year yield hit a one-year high on May 18 as Trump’s Iran strike delay briefly pushed Brent crude below $107 before the conflict premium reasserted.

Azadi Tower in Tehran, Iran — a national monument and landmark in the Iranian capital
Posted inGeopolitics

Trump delays Iran strike after Gulf leaders intervene, citing imminent deal

by newanalytica19 May 2026

Trump called off a scheduled Iran strike on May 18 after three Gulf leaders asked him to hold off, saying the parties are very close to a deal.

Oil tanker at sea near the Yemen coast, captured by Copernicus Sentinel-2 satellite
Posted inMarkets

Oil spikes to $109 and Wall Street falls as Trump rejects Iran peace deal

by newanalytica17 May 2026

Brent crude surged to $109 a barrel on Friday and the S&P 500 fell 0.88 percent as Trump rejected a proposed framework to ease tensions with Iran.

The Strait of Hormuz becomes the war's most dangerous front
Posted inGeopolitics

The Strait of Hormuz becomes the war’s most dangerous front

by newanalytica14 May 202614 May 2026

Three months into US-Israel military operations against Iran, the narrow passage through which roughly 20 percent of the world’s traded oil travels has become a pressure point that neither side can afford to close — but neither has shown it can keep fully open.

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