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Oil plunges after US signals progress on Hormuz deal
Oil prices tumble after Bessent says Strait of Hormuz deal may come this week
Oil Slumps on Expectations that Trump Surrenders: And That’s a Good Thing (Relatively Speaking)
Iran and Oman continue Strait of Hormuz shipping talks
* OIL PRICES EXTEND LOSSES AFTER REPORT SAYS IRAN IS CONSIDERING ALLOWING EUROPE TO CLEAR MINES IN STRAIT OF HORMUZ [Brent $79] @reuters.com
Qatar, Bessent Signal Iran Deal Could Be Coming
Treasuries Rise as Falling Oil Prices Ease Pressure on Fed
Oil prices fall on hopes Strait of Hormuz could reopen
Oil falls after Bessent says deal to reopen Strait of Hormuz is imminent
Canadian Dollar weakens as Oil prices slide on US-Iran deal hopes
Oil Prices Tumble as Investors Grow Hopeful About a Hormuz Deal
Sailors Working in Strait of Hormuz Are Caught in Crossfire of Iran War
Bessent says there may be deal Tuesday or Wednesday to open Strait of Hormuz with 'freedom of movement'
Bessent Suggests US-Iran Hormuz Deal Possible in Coming Days
Oil prices fall as Qatar talks of potential short-term U.S.-Iran deal
‘Last chance’: Bessent says Hormuz deal is in sight after Trump's warning on Iran talks
Oil prices dive on hopes that a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz will be made soon
US Treasury Secretary Bessent says Hormuz deal nears as Oil prices tumble
US Treasury Secretary Bessent: We may have an Iran deal tomorrow to open Hormuz
Qatar, Bessent Signal Progress on Short-Term US-Iran Deal
Aramco profit rises 33% on higher oil prices
Are US-Iran Peace Talks Stalling as Hormuz Tensions Escalate?
Iran and Oman near Hormuz shipping deal, challenging decades of free navigation
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Sunday, August 2, 2026
Jordan Is Learning Its U.S. Alliance Has a Price in the Iran War
The Wall Street Journal · 3 sources
Reserve Bank of India expected to hold rates as inflation stays in comfort zone, Reuters poll shows
Reuters
China private survey July manufacturing PMI 50.9 (expected 51.5, prior 51.7)
investingLive · 2 sources
Vietnam Trade Deficit Widens to $3.59 Billion as Imports Surge
Bloomberg
The ‘war room’ vowing to stop Israel’s election being stolen
Financial Times
Obesity battle heats up again as Novo claws way back into race with Lilly
Reuters
S-Oil expects third-quarter refining margins to remain firm amid demand and export curbs
Reuters
2 under-the-radar indicators are signaling that the AI-capex boom could soon fade
Business Insider
Gold holds gains as easing inflation fears curb Fed hike bets
FXStreet · 2 sources
French banks warm to election financing in potential boost for Le Pen
Financial Times
Warsh Raises Rethink on Fed’s Policy Meeting Frequency, Timing
Bloomberg
Leopold Aschenbrenner Built a Hot A.I. Hedge Fund. Then it Melted Down
The New York Times · 2 sources
Bank of Italy research suggests stablecoins aren't necessarily cheaper for remittances
CoinDesk
Microsoft’s US Taxes Drop, Revenue Jumps After Trump Cuts
Bloomberg
OpenAI reports ten advances on long-standing open problems in mathematics and computer science
OpenAI
NatWest chief resists calls for tax rises on banks
Financial Times
Meta plunges on AI spending scrutiny
Semafor
Brazil’s budget deficit neared 10% of GDP as interest costs strained public finances
Reuters
Oil tumbles as Trump cancels attack on Iran to reach nuclear deal
Reuters · 4 sources
Bank of Japan holds rates with hawkish guidance
Financial Times · 5 sources
Michael Saylor Rejects Report of New Strategy Bitcoin Sale Approval
The Block
US economic growth sees surprise slowdown in second quarter
BBC · 2 sources
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