Oil prices surge 7% and global stocks fall as ceasefire with Iran is declared 'over' — worldwide market selloff follows reported end of the Iran ceasefire.
Oil prices rise 7% and global stocks drop as the ceasefire with Iran is declared 'over'.
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Trump declares Iran cease-fire 'over' after U.S. strikes, ship attacks near Strait of Hormuz; Brent crude surges 6.3% to $78.86
Oil prices surged after President Trump said the Iran cease-fire was "over" following U.S. strikes and attacks on commercial ships near the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran says the U.S. is creating issues in the Strait of Hormuz and warns it will defend its interests amid ongoing tensions between the two nations.
Iran says the U.S. is creating issues in the Strait of Hormuz and that Iran will defend its interests.
US strikes on southern Iran killed 8 military personnel, Iranian state television reports on Wednesday. Major escalation in direct US-Iran military confrontation.
Iranian state television reported on Wednesday that the latest US strikes on southern Iran killed eight military personnel.
Trump threatens to attack Iran again, says ceasefire deal with Islamic Republic is 'over'; unclear whether Washington returns to full-scale war
President Trump threatened to attack Iran again after saying an initial ceasefire deal with the Islamic Republic was 'over,' though he has not made clear whether Washington would be returning to full-on war with Iran.
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