Crude prices fell 0.74%-1% on reports of US, Iran, and Oman negotiating an interim deal to manage ship traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, a vital oil transit route.
The coastguard rescued the crew of an Indian-flagged commercial ship that sank in the Red Sea following an attack south of Hodeida, prompting strong condemnation from New Delhi.
O barril de petróleo caiu quase 5% nesta segunda-feira (3), refletindo o cancelamento de um ataque americano e a expectativa por diálogo entre Irã e EUA. A cotação segue sensível a conflitos globais, com especialistas apontando riscos de estoques baixos.
Iran has warned regional states against aiding the US, which is considering new strikes, while Tehran-backed Houthis claim to have diverted eight Saudi oil tankers. Concurrently, Israel conducted strikes in Gaza and southern Lebanon, killing several and destroying infrastructure, despite existing ceasefires. US embassies urged citizens to prepare to leave the Middle East amid escalating regional tensions.
Yemen's Houthi rebels denied reports of planning to charge ships for Red Sea passage, stating their "safe transit service" is free and voluntary. This follows a Reuters report and a Houthi maritime blockade on Saudi Arabia, prompting Saudi Arabia to form a 14-nation maritime coalition.
Yemen's government alleges Houthi rebels, aided by Iran's IRGC, plan to impose transit fees on ships using the Bab el-Mandeb strait, a critical oil shipping route, in a move to fund military activities, echoing Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
Saudi Arabia targeted Houthi military sites in Hodeida after the group announced a maritime blockade, threatening a 2022 truce and global oil supply, following attacks on Saudi ships in the Red Sea.
O primeiro-ministro iraquiano, Ali al-Zaidi, mediou tensões entre EUA e Irã em Teerã após visitar a Casa Branca. O Irã rejeitou um acordo temporário que não resolva o controle do Estreito de Ormuz e ameaçou expandir ações regionais, incluindo ataques a Tel Aviv, caso os EUA continuem seus bombardeios, que já somam 13 noites.
US President Donald Trump announced he is close to deciding on a "massive attack" on Iran, escalating tensions after Houthi attacks on Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea. The US warns of "major military punishment" for Iran and Houthis, while the EU condemns the Red Sea strikes.
Após ataques dos houthis do Iêmen a navios sauditas no Mar Vermelho, o preço do barril de petróleo Brent disparou 6%, atingindo US$ 101. O fechamento do Estreito de Bab el-Manbed agrava o comércio global de combustíveis, com especialistas alertando para impactos na inflação mundial e nas cadeias logísticas.
O presidente dos EUA, Donald Trump, declarou que danos a navios ou cargas marítimas serão pagos com recursos iranianos sob controle americano. A ameaça segue avisos anteriores de bombardear infraestrutura iraniana em caso de ataques no Estreito de Ormuz, gerando retaliação do Irã.
La ville israélienne de Bnei Brak a annoncé un projet de séparation des hommes et des femmes dans ses rues, incluant l'installation de panneaux directionnels et de barrières physiques sur les trottoirs pour gérer la circulation piétonne.
Yemen's Ansar Allah (Houthis) declared a "maritime embargo" against Saudi Arabia, threatening vessels near Saudi ports. This move, distinct from Red Sea attacks, is driven by internal pressures and aims to consolidate Houthi power and leverage in stalled negotiations.
The article says Houthi attacks and threats in the Red Sea could further disrupt global shipping as US-Iran conflict, Gulf instability and Saudi nuclear ambitions raise regional risks.
U.S. President Donald Trump warned Iran and the Iran-aligned Houthi militia of "major military punishment" if they again fire at ships in the Red Sea, holding Iran responsible for Houthi actions after reported attacks on Saudi tankers.
Yemen's Houthi movement attacked two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea, causing a fire on one, prompting US President Trump to warn of 'major military punishment' against the Houthis and Iran. This occurred during the 12th consecutive night of US strikes on Iran, which killed two people, while Iran's IRGC warned the UK over its bases. Oil prices surged to $100 a barrel.
Donald Trump stated he is close to deciding on a "massive attack" against Iran, threatening "major military punishment" for Houthi attacks on Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea. The US State Department advised citizens to prepare for travel disruptions, while the EU condemned Houthi actions, highlighting escalating regional tensions over vital shipping lanes.
Le secrétaire général de l'ONU, Antonio Guterres, alerte sur une situation « hors de contrôle » au Moyen-Orient, alors que les rebelles houthis pro-iraniens ont attaqué des pétroliers saoudiens en mer Rouge, faisant voler les prix du pétrole au-dessus de 100 $ le baril.
President Trump stated the US would hold Iran responsible and inflict major military punishment on both Iran and the Houthis if Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabian ships continue, following recent missile and drone strikes on oil tankers.
President Trump warned Iran will be held responsible for future Houthi attacks after the group claimed striking two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea. The U.S. threatens "major military punishment" on Iran and the Houthis if attacks continue, amid ongoing U.S. strikes against Iranian targets and rising oil prices.
President Trump warned Iran would be held responsible for future Houthi attacks after the group claimed striking two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea. The US has conducted 12 nights of strikes on Iran, which has vowed retaliation. Oil prices rose amid escalating hostilities.
The US conducts its 12th night of strikes on Iran, while Yemen's Houthis claim attacks on Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea, escalating tensions in the region.
Donald Trump a menacé les rebelles houthis et l'Iran d'une "punition militaire majeure" après des attaques contre des pétroliers saoudiens en mer Rouge. L'Iran a arrêté trois pétroliers dans le détroit d'Ormuz et a promis de riposter aux frappes américaines, tandis qu'Oman tente une médiation.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson labeled paid domestic violence leave "ridiculous," claiming it diverts police from "real crime." She also stated the family law system is "broken," favoring women and "suppressing males," with these comments resurfacing after previous criticism regarding domestic violence.
