- The global oil market is reacting to US-Iran peace deal and Strait of Hormuz tensions, while Indian stock markets show mixed performance.
- The global oil market is reacting to US-Iran peace deal and Strait of Hormuz tensions, while Indian stock markets show mixed performance.
- The global oil market is reacting to US-Iran peace deal and Strait of Hormuz tensions, while Indian stock markets show mixed performance.
- The global oil market is reacting to US-Iran peace deal and Strait of Hormuz tensions, while Indian stock markets show mixed performance.
Tensions between the U.S. and Iran, coupled with soaring oil prices and inflation spikes, affected global markets on June 25, 2026.
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Updated Jun 25
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What happened
Tensions between the U.S. and Iran, coupled with soaring oil prices and inflation spikes, affected global markets on June 25, 2026.
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The global oil market is reacting to US-Iran peace deal and Strait of Hormuz tensions, while Indian stock markets show mixed performance.Also in this story
- Ship attack in the Hormuz Strait renews concerns regarding chokepoint safety.
- Peace negotiations could trigger an oil glut.
- Market movements indicate that pre-war oil prices are setting new targets, influenced by refining capacity and distribution lags.
- Crude prices are falling, leading to notable declines in US markets (NASDAQ, S&P 500), while Indian markets manage marginal gains.
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- Financial firms UBS and AllianceBernstein comment on how the Iran war is driving up energy prices and affecting inflation.