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Neil Shearing

  • Jun 15

    Oil drops over 5% after US-Iran deal, but analysts warn energy shock 'is not over' and recovery will take months

    Oil prices fell more than 5% and Asian equities surged Monday after the United States and Iran announced a framework agreement to end their war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, though analysts warned the energy supply shock is not over and a full return to normal flows will take months.

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Poland scrambles jets at the border

Drones rattle Poland as Sweden counts votes and Trump rejects AI brakes

The night brought a familiar European anxiety closer to NATO territory, as Russian drones struck transport and fuel targets near Poland. Politics elsewhere looked just as narrow, with Sweden separated by one parliamentary seat and Washington split between racing China and slowing AI.

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The war in Ukraine and its limits

New strikes and border-targeting details are incremental; the prosecutor general's flight adds a domestic political strand but does not alter the war or diplomatic trajectory.

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