WTI futures fall 1.5% to $101.80 amid stalled US-Iran talks and rising expectations of a Fed rate increase this year. West Texas Intermediate crude futures retreated to $101.80, down nearly 1.5% in European trading, despite ongoing geopolitical risks in the Middle East. Th
NATO signals readiness to protect Strait of Hormuz shipping lanes if disruptions from US-Iran standoff continue into early next month. NATO has indicated it could intervene to secure shipping routes in the Strait of Hormuz if disruptions persist into early next month. The
PBOC holds benchmark rates at record lows The People's Bank of China has maintained its benchmark lending rates at record lows for the 12th consecutive month. This decision aligns with market expectations as policymakers strive to balance domestic growth against es
Treasury Secretary indicates no urgency to renew the November tariff and critical minerals agreement with China. The US will not rush to extend a trade truce with China set to expire in November, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated. The agreement covers tariffs and cri
Analysts say easing geopolitical tensions could trigger a 6% to 10% Bitcoin rally as risk assets regain confidence. The US Senate advanced a resolution to limit President Trump’s military authority in Iran, a move analysts say could reduce geopolitical risk and boost risk
Beijing officially announces a 200-aircraft deal with Boeing and signals efforts to ease trade tensions with Washington. China will purchase 200 Boeing (BA) aircraft, marking its first official confirmation of the deal following President Donald Trump’s recent visit to Bei
Russia and China discuss resuming the 50 billion cubic meter Power of Siberia 2 pipeline as Middle East energy disruptions heighten supply concerns. Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese leader Xi Jinping are set to discuss the long-delayed Power of Siberia 2 gas pi
The provisional agreement reduces duties on US industrial goods and farm produce while maintaining 15% US tariffs on EU products. The European Union reached a provisional deal to cut tariffs on US goods, meeting a July 4 deadline set by former President Trump to avoid high
Beijing moves away from state-directed lending to small firms, signaling a push for market-based credit allocation. China will eliminate mandatory loan targets for small and medium-sized enterprises, shifting toward a market-driven credit system. The policy change aims to
President signals potential military action if negotiations fail, sending WTI crude prices up 1.3% to $103.35 amid escalating tensions. US President Donald Trump warned Iran of possible new military strikes within days if a deal to end the conflict remains elusive. The thr
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