Hormuz ceasefire collapses

Iran signals a near-final deal to end hostilities would reopen Hormuz; tanker rates fell on expectations of restored transit normalcy.

Trump cancelled planned strikes on Iran and signalled an imminent agreement to end the war; sanctions relief expectations and de-escalation risk repricing across oil, FX and safe-haven positioning.

Trump signaled a potential US-Iran peace deal by weekend as tanker strikes off Oman killed three seafarers; Hormuz transit risk pricing hinges on whether negotiations move from rhetoric to enforcement pause.

Nuclear diplomacy signal lacking concrete substance; no immediate market transmission unless a binding agreement emerges.

Trump announced cancellation of strikes on Iran and touted a peace deal; risk-appetite rebounded sharply across equities and risk assets as Middle East conflict de-escalation priced in.

Trump claims Iran deal approved and cancels new strikes; risk-off positioning unwinds as imminent escalation threat recedes.

Trump claims US and Iran have reached a settlement with documents being finalised; crude oil and FX markets await concrete terms on sanctions and nuclear programme compliance.

A ceasefire in the Strait of Hormuz has broken down amid fresh US-Iran attacks and tanker strikes off Oman, with the product tanker Settebello struck and three seafarers missing; insurers will reprice coverage and transit costs through the corridor as immediate hazard perception rises.

Trump disclosed US covert removal of millions of barrels of Iranian oil; confirmation of enforcement against Iran's oil exports tightens global supply and lifts crude price expectations.