Hopes for a sustained rebound in the dollar are fading as tensions in the Middle East and an oil spike reignite inflation risks.

SYDNEY, July 13 : Share markets slid in Asia on Monday as fighting intensified in the Gulf and Iran claimed to have closed the vital Strait of Hormuz, sending oil prices surging…

The U.S. dollar surged as tensions rose with the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Iran charging Hormuz fees by August 31 at 42% YES.

SINGAPORE: The dollar jumped against most of its peers as a renewal of conflict in the Middle East fanned inflation fears and the prospect of rate hikes from central banks…

US shares have retreated as Donald Trump announced he would try to charge fees on cargo ships in Hormuz; Oil jumped as traders priced in a 50-50 chance of a rate hike. Follow live…

The Australian sharemarket has retreated at the open while oil prices surged after the United States and Iran escalated their grapple for control over the Strait of Hormuz.

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Trump reinstates the Hormuz blockade as oil prices rise above $79. WTI reaching $110 by July 2026 at 2.6% YES.

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The dollar slid Tuesday after a drop in US inflation dented expectations of an interest rate hike later this month. Earlier Tuesday, the market saw a roughly 40 percent…

Stocks fell and oil hit a one-month high in Asian trading on Tuesday after President Donald Trump said the US was reinstating its blockade of Iranian shipping in the Gulf and…

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Hopes for a sustained rebound in the dollar are fading as tensions in the Middle East and an oil spike reignite inflation risks.