Oil falls as supply starts moving through Strait of Hormuz

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• Oil prices dipped Friday as tankers resumed passage through the Strait of Hormuz following a U.S.-Iran peace deal.

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• Three Saudi oil tankers carrying 6 million barrels cross Strait of Hormuz.

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• The Saudi tankers switched their transponders on Thursday after hiding their location for more than two months.

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• Oil prices little changed after Vance says more than 12 million barrels exit Strait of Hormuz.

  according to CNBC — World News

• Businesses and economists took a deep breath after the US and Iran signed off on a deal to end their war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, lifting optimism as oil prices fell, which could ease inflation and support potential economic growth.

  according to Bangkok Post - Most Recent

• Vance said oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz have surged to their highest level since the conflict began.

  according to Livemint

• Why strategic oil reserve refills will take ‘a lot of time’ after Iran deal.

  according to Global News - World

• ‘We trust action and conduct, words don’t matter’: JD Vance says inspectors will oversee uranium stockpile.

  according to Livemint

• While some producers are ready to resume exports, ongoing conflict in Lebanon casts doubt on the deal's long-term stability.

  according to Economic Times

• The agreement is expected to release millions of barrels of oil and lift sanctions, increasing global supply.

  according to Economic Times

• Iran war latest: Vance says 12.5 million barrels of oil have passed through Strait of Hormuz.

  according to The National (UAE)

• While it promises relief from sanctions on Iranian oil sales, it also opens the possibility of Iran asserting a formal role in managing transit through the Strait of Hormuz and potentially charging fees for passage

  according to The Hindu — International

• Analysts expect the interim deal between Iran and the US to release more than 85 million barrels of oil stranded in the Middle East Gulf into global markets.

  according to Channel News Asia +1

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• Oil prices dipped Friday as tankers resumed passage through the Strait of Hormuz following a U.S.-Iran peace deal.

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• Three Saudi oil tankers carrying 6 million barrels cross Strait of Hormuz.

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• The Saudi tankers switched their transponders on Thursday after hiding their location for more than two months.

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