Ceasefire Stands as Gulf Tensions Surge and Oil Markets React

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US officials reiterate that the ceasefire with Iran remains in place even as tensions in the Strait of Hormuz flare, with Iran’s IRGC warning ships to use a specific transit corridor and US forces guiding vessels as a defensive, temporary measure. Across the region, exchanges of fire and threats persist, including UAE missile and drone attacks, signaling a fragile pause in hostilities. The situation is fueling volatility in energy markets, with oil demand falling at a record pace outside the Covid era and U.S. gasoline prices around $4.48 per gallon as prices stay elevated.
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