Hormuz Strait Talks Edge Toward Reopening as Iran-Oman Progress Sparks Hope

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Officials say Iran and Oman are nearing a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz with inbound/outbound lanes split between them and security fees, a move potentially linked to lifting the US blockade on Iran. While US officials including Rubio and Bessent voiced optimism for a near-term agreement, no final deal has been reached. The coverage also notes ongoing Israel-Lebanon talks in Rome, Gaza casualties, and shifting oil dynamics as Hormuz shipments continue.
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- Stock Market Today: Dow Leaps, Oil Slides After Bessent Says Iran Deal Could Be Close — Live Updates WSJ
- Why an Iran Deal Might Happen This Time Despite Mixed Signals Barron's
- Live updates: Drafts of potential US-Iran agreement are ‘being circulated,’ Qatar says CNN
- Iran war live: US says deal to open Hormuz possible ‘today or tomorrow’ Al Jazeera
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