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In a released statement from Qatar Prime Minister (PM) Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani after a phone call with Iranian Foreign Minister (FM) Abbas Araghchi, AI Thani said that he discussed about latest military escalation in the Middle East between the United States (US) and Iran and condemned attacks on commercial ships, which were transiting the Strait of Hormuz, a critical choke point to almost 20% of global energy supply. Additional comments All parties should commit to diplomacy. All parties should implement the signed MoU. Qatar supports all efforts to contain the escalation. Market reaction There is a slight buying interest seen in the US Dollar, following remarks from Qatar. At press time, the US Dollar Index (DXY) rebounds to near 100.90 after recovering some of its easrly losses. Risk sentiment FAQs In the world of financial jargon the two widely used
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Jessie A Ellis
Jul 09, 2026 08:04
Attacks on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz are testing a fragile Iran–US ceasefire extension amid renewed strikes and missile/drone exchanges.
Polymarket drops Iran regime-fall odds to 8.5% amid ceasefire strain Polymarket Reprices “Iranian Regime Falls Before 2027” After Hormuz Ceasefire-Test Headlines On Polymarket, the contract “Will the Iranian regime fall before 2027?” is priced at 8.5% Yes (91.5% No) on $21.49M matched, after sliding from 10.5%. The move frames how traders are translating fresh Iran macro-and-security headlines into a lower near-term collapse probability. Key Takeaways Polymarket implies a 91.5% chance the regime does not fall before 2027 (Yes 8.5%). After the catalyst, the Yes price fell 2.0 points (10.5% to 8.5%) while the market remains heavily skewed to “No.” The contract resolves on 2026-12-31,
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Bitcoin has remained relatively strong as tensions erupted between the US and Iran over the last couple of days. Can the $BTC price hang on to support around the $62K level, or if attacks from both sides escalate, could this be what sends Bitcoin spiralling into a bear market bottom? $BTC price bounces back to $63K resistance Source: TradingView As expected, the $BTC price came back down, given its slightly overbought nature of the last day or two. Also, the price found good support on the top of the falling wedge, at horizontal support, and at the bull market trendline. After bouncing, the price has currently come up against the $63K horizontal resistance which is preventing further gains up to now. There will possibly be more sideways price action to come, unless of course events in the Middle East drag the U.S. stock market down, which in turn would likely take the $BTC price dow
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The Australian Dollar (AUD) keeps trading sideways against the US Dollar (USD) on Thursday, showing a surprising resilience to the escalating tensions in Iran. The pair has been steady above 0.6900 in the face of the rising tensions in Iran, with bearish momentum fading, as investors remain hopeful that Washington and Tehran will return to the negotiating table. US and Iran exchanged attacks for the second consecutive day on Thursday, but failed to do any significant harm to the risk-sensitive Australian Dollar. Investors keep seeing these skirmishes as manoeuvres to gain leverage in the peace negotiations, with the idea of an all-out war discarded for now. Fed minutes fail to support the USD Beyond that, the minutes of the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) first monetary policy meeting under Chair Kevin Warsh’s leadership showed a government board split on the near
Bitcoin has remained relatively strong as tensions erupted between the US and Iran over the last couple of days. Can the $BTC price hang on to support around the $62K level, or if attacks from both sides escalate, could this be what sends Bitcoin spiralling into a bear market bottom?
The strike on Iran's railway bridge could escalate geopolitical tensions, impacting global trade routes and causing market volatility.
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The ongoing conflict highlights the potential for cryptocurrencies to serve as alternative safe-haven assets, influencing global financial dynamics.
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US-Iran tensions persist, but crypto markets remain stable; potential oil supply disruptions could impact global inflation and risk assets.
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Geopolitical tensions heighten market volatility, prompting a shift to safer assets and challenging crypto's resilience amid economic uncertainty.
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