Increased US-Iran Tensions Expected After Iran's Mourning Period
Rystad Energy predicts increased tension with the US after Iran's mourning period concludes on July 9, suggesting Iran may adopt a tougher stance.
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Rystad Energy predicts increased tension with the US after Iran's mourning period concludes on July 9, suggesting Iran may adopt a tougher stance.

The World Bank's chief economist has warned of a significant risk of hunger stemming from a potential or ongoing war in Iran. Separately, estimates suggest that such a conflict could cause tens of billions of dollars in damage to Iran's energy infrastructure.

Tehran has rejected reports of direct talks with the US, instead laying out its own terms to end the conflict, while the White House acknowledges 'elements of truth' to Washington offering a peace plan, further complicating ongoing back-channel diplomacy. Gold prices have held gains following reports of US negotiations aimed at ending the Iran War.

According to Rystad Energy, South America has the potential to increase its oil supply by up to 2.1 million barrels per day by the mid-2030s, provided that oil prices remain at $100 per barrel for an extended period.
The ongoing Middle East war is causing significant economic uncertainty for US businesses, with potential costs hitting consumers and an estimated $58 billion in damage to energy assets.

Ketvirtadienį po Irano smūgių svarbiam gamtinių dujų objektui Katare ir dviem naftos perdirbimo gamykloms Kuveite šoktelėjo pasaulinės naftos ir gamtinių dujų kainos.

President Trump issued an ultimatum to Iran, threatening renewed bombing if a deal isn't reached by Wednesday, while Iran rejected his claims and reiterated threats to close the Strait of Hormuz if US blockades persist. European nations are also exploring options to secure shipping in the strait.

The ongoing Middle East war has significantly worsened German business sentiment, fueled inflation fears, and caused British consumer confidence to plunge, with global markets reacting to ceasefire prospects by sending oil prices soaring and stocks sliding. The conflict also contributes to a global energy crisis, pushing crude oil prices to $100 per barrel, and creates uncertainty for American oil drillers, potentially tempering supply increases.