US strikes Iranian targets along Strait of Hormuz amid rising tensions

Iran's control over the Strait of Hormuz could escalate geopolitical tensions, affecting global energy markets and prompting potential U.S. military responses. The post Iran asserts permanent control over Strait of Hormuz, impacting maritime traffic appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

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The post NZD/USD Price Forecast: Kiwi corrects lower and tests support at 0.5965 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The New Zealand Dollar (NZD) holds marginal losses against the US Dollar (USD) on Monday, retreating to session lows of 0.5965 from highs a few pips below 0.6000. Manufacturing data from China has been supportive, although the skirmishes between the US and Iran are feeding a certain degree of cautiousness at the week’s opening. The US military reported a new wave of airstrikes on Iran’s military sites, and Tehran said that they targeted a US base that was used to launch attacks on the country. US President Donald Trump keeps pondering whether to sign a ceasefire extension or not, and meanwhile, the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, keeping Oil near $100 and straining New Zealand’s Oil-importing economy. Technical Analysis: On a bearish correction, amid a broader bullish trend NZD/USD trades at 0.5971, with price action suggesting that the pair might be on the fourth wave

The post Euro: Moves with yields and energy prices against US Dollar – Danske Bank appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Danske Research Team notes that EUR/USD ended last week around 1.1650 after a sharp drop in Oil prices, with US and Euro area yields both moving lower. They highlight upcoming United States (US) ISM Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI), labor data and the Euro area HICP as key drivers. Euro area unemployment and PMI figures are expected to confirm a still-soft but stable recovery. Labor data and oil-driven swings “EUR/USD ended the week around 1.1650 following the big drop in oil prices. US interest rates fell back last week with the 10Y Treasury yield falling to 4.43% down more than 20bp from the top in mid-May. The impact on EUR/USD FX swaps was limited as interest rates in the euro area also fell.” “In the euro area, May flash inflation data from Germany, France, Italy and Spain (around 75% of the aggregate print) showed headline inflation rising mainly o

The post US Seizes Nearly $1B in Iranian Crypto Amid Economic Pressure Campaign appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. According to Bessent, the seizures are a component of Operation Economic Fury, the United States’ strategy to put financial pressure on Iran. Bessent said that it is difficult to work with a divided leadership structure because of the attacks on key regime members by the US and Israel. On Friday, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that the US has confiscated around $1 billion worth of Iranian cryptocurrency. He also mentioned that some of the wallet owners may not even be aware that their funds has been confiscated. “I believe that we have seized about a billion dollars of their crypto”, Bessent said during his speech at the Reagan National Economic Forum. According to Bessent, the seizures are a component of Operation Economic Fury, the United States’ strategy to put financial pressure on Iran. The operation, which began in March 2025 and has since seized crypto, fro

The post Hormuz traffic nears normal by mid-June, markets show No bias appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. realtime news May 31, 2026 18:03 On a note from mid-June, more ships slip through the Strait of Hormuz as tensions ease and navigation costs show signs of stabilization. Hormuz traffic nears normal by mid-June, markets show No bias Developments The Strait of Hormuz traffic began to normalize as merchant vessels resumed routes, with recent reporting indicating more ships traversing the waterway. Traders on Polymarket have started pricing around the question of whether traffic will return to normal by mid-June, tying the contract to a clear near-term event window. Damn the torpedoes — More ships are quietly slipping through the Strait of Hormuz as helicopters scare off Iran’s fast-attack boats, according to ongoing coverage of maritime traffic and regional tensions. Reports describe a gradual uptick in vessel movements after a period of disruption, with U.S. and a