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One Drone Just Moved Oil Markets 1%
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One Drone Just Moved Oil Markets 1%

A drone strike on a UAE nuclear power plant sent oil prices up more than 1%. Here's what the attack reveals about energy security, Middle East risk, and what it means for your energy bills.

Trump Flies to Beijing With an Iran Problem He Can't Solve Alone
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Trump Flies to Beijing With an Iran Problem He Can't Solve Alone

Trump arrives in Beijing as the Iran war strains global energy markets. China buys 90% of Iran's oil — and Washington needs Beijing's help to contain the fallout.

The Strait That Holds the World's Gas Prices Hostage
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The Strait That Holds the World's Gas Prices Hostage

Washington and Tehran failed again to agree on terms to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. With 20% of global seaborne oil at stake, every day of deadlock has a price—and consumers are paying it.

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If Hormuz Closes, Who Pays the Price?
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If Hormuz Closes, Who Pays the Price?

Tensions over Iran's threat to close the Strait of Hormuz are triggering a surge in precautionary oil buying across Asia and Europe. Here's what's really at stake—and who wins and loses.

The Strait That Moves Markets—and Your Gas Bill
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The Strait That Moves Markets—and Your Gas Bill

The Strait of Hormuz blockade has pushed Brent crude to a new conflict high. Here's what it means for energy markets, global supply chains, and your wallet.

Weeks to Clear Gulf Mines—Who Pays the Price?
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Weeks to Clear Gulf Mines—Who Pays the Price?

The US Navy says clearing mines from the Gulf waterway will take weeks, with European allies reluctant to help. Here's what that timeline means for oil markets, your wallet, and the future of allied naval cooperation.

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Seoyeon Park
Who Controls the Strait Controls the Price
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Who Controls the Strait Controls the Price

As Tehran and Washington escalate tensions over the Strait of Hormuz, oil markets are responding. Here's what's really at stake — and for whom.

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Seoyeon Park
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Hormuz Is Shut Again — And Oil Remembers Why It Was Never Cheap
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Hormuz Is Shut Again — And Oil Remembers Why It Was Never Cheap

The Strait of Hormuz has closed again, sending oil prices sharply higher after recent losses. What this recurring chokepoint means for energy markets, geopolitics, and your portfolio.

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Seoyeon Park
Hormuz Optimism Calms Oil—But for How Long?
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Hormuz Optimism Calms Oil—But for How Long?

Crude prices stabilized on hopes of a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Here's what's really at stake, who wins, who loses, and why the calm may not last.

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Seoyeon Park
The Iran Premium: When War Fears Hit Your Gas Tank
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The Iran Premium: When War Fears Hit Your Gas Tank

Geopolitical tension over Iran is pushing fuel prices higher across the US, changing driver behavior from Boston to Denver—and the ripple effects go far beyond the pump.

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Seoyeon Park
The War Nobody Won—And the Deal Nobody Trusts
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The War Nobody Won—And the Deal Nobody Trusts

The US-Iran ceasefire announced April 7, 2026, halted a costly war neither side was winning. But with deep mistrust on all sides, can two weeks build a lasting peace?

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Minho Choi
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The 21-Mile Chokepoint That Broke the World
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The 21-Mile Chokepoint That Broke the World

The near-closure of the Strait of Hormuz has triggered the worst energy crisis in modern history. Here's what it reveals about global infrastructure—and what must be built before the next crisis.

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Minho Choi
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