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Iran in three lines
- Brent crude rose $1.32, or 1.27%, to $105.64 after Trump rejected Iran’s peace proposal
- Trump said the US could end the Iran conflict soon, after which oil prices would fall sharply
- The rupee and government bonds faced pressure as oil prices climbed and Iran diplomacy hopes faded
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Market move▼ bearishGold slips below ₹1.50 lakh on US-Iran impasse; silver tumbles tooComex gold futures fell to around $4,230 per ounce, a seven-week lowGoldSilverGeopolitics
▼ bearish‘They were asking for everything up front:’ US Ambassador to UN Mike Waltz explains why Trump rejected Iran's proposalIran sought sanctions relief in exchange for reopening the Strait of HormuzStrait of HormuzGeopoliticsDonald Trump
Market move▼ bearishBrent crude rises above $106 as Trump rejects Iran’s proposalBrent crude was $106.59, up 2.18%, at 9:35 am MondayCrude oilGeopoliticsDonald Trump
Market move▼ bearishMarkets open lower as crude surge, FII selling and geopolitical jitters weigh on sentimentNifty fell 0.88% to 22,937 as markets opened lowerCrude oilFII flowsNifty and Sensex
Market move▼ bearishIndian central bank likely shielding rupee as US-Iran impasses lifts oil prices, traders sayThe rupee declined 0.1% to 95.89 per dollarRupeeRBICrude oil
Market move▼ bearishBitcoin, Nasdaq futures decline as Trump won’t rule out more Iran strikesTrump did not rule out further strikes on Iran before the US midterm electionsBitcoinDonald TrumpGeopolitics
Market move▼ bearishRupee opens 7 paise weaker at 95.88 as oil prices climbThe rupee weakened 7 paise to 95.88 against the US dollarRupeeUS dollarCrude oil
● mixedWhy a midterm defeat could make Trump more dangerous on IranDonald TrumpUS midtermsMiddle East
Market move▼ bearishRupee faces pressure as Iran talks stall; RBI intervention seen as a bufferThe rupee settled at 95.8125 to the dollar on FridayRupeeRBIUS dollar
▼ bearishHormuz Tensions: Iran Hits Back At US Over Strait Control, Points To Oil Price PremiumIran proposed a seven-day plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz; Trump rejected Tehran's conditionsStrait of HormuzCrude oilDonald Trump
Market move● mixedIndian shares on track for tepid open as US-Iran stalemate lifts oil pricesCrude oilGeopoliticsNifty and Sensex
Market move● mixedCommodity Corner: Oil rebounds on middle east tensions, gold extends declineCrude oilMiddle EastGeopolitics
Market move▼ bearishStock Market LIVE: GIFT Nifty signals tepid open; Kospi down 2%; Brent rises on US-Iran tensionGIFT Nifty signalled a tepid open; Kospi fell 2% and Brent roseAsian marketsCrude oilNifty and Sensex
Market move▼ bearishOil Price Today (September 28): Crude oil gains to $106 as Trump rejects Iran deal. Where are prices headed?Brent rose $1.65, or 1.50%, to $106 a barrelCrude oilGeopoliticsDonald Trump
Market move▼ bearishOil Prices Rise Again: Trump rejects Iran proposal; markets stay volatileOil prices surged on Monday after Trump rejected Iran's peace proposalCrude oilDonald TrumpMiddle East
Market move▼ bearishOil prices rebound after Trump rejects peace deal to resolve Iran conflictBrent crude rose $1.32, or 1.27%, to $105.64 a barrelCrude oilDonald TrumpGeopolitics
Market move▼ bearishGold Declines As Hormuz Impasse Keeps Rate-Hike Bets ElevatedOil rose after Iran refused to soften its conditions for reopening the Strait of HormuzStrait of HormuzDonald TrumpCrude oil
Market move▼ bearishOil heads higher as US-Iran peace talks in stalemateOil prices rebounded more than 1% as Middle East tensions persistedCrude oilGeopoliticsMiddle East
▼ bearishMore US Strikes On Iran? Trump Hints 'It's Possible'; Tehran Says Fully Prepared For 'Doomsday' WarTrump said the US could end the Iran conflict soon, after which oil prices would fall sharplyDonald TrumpCrude oilGeopolitics
▼ bearishTrump says US will win Iran war soon; does not rule out strikes before midtermsTrump said the US-Iran conflict would be won “very soon”Donald TrumpGeopoliticsUS midterms