Home Investment Pakistani minister comments weigh on oil
Investment

Pakistani minister comments weigh on oil

Share


Pakistan defense minister Khawaja Asif told Bloomberg that “things are shaping up again in favor of a peace arrangement or a deal,” on Hormuz shipping transits.

That’s a sharp turnabout after yesterday Trump escalated rhetoric and called for US reparations in response to a similar Iranian call. The countries are close to “some sort of arrangement” over the Strait of Hormuz he said. “The signals in the last two to three days are that we are close to some sort of an arrangement,” he added.

It’s not the only sign of progress. Al Jazeera reported that talks between Iran and Oman about opening a shipping channel through the Strait were at a “critical juncture.”

WTI crude oil rose as high as $84.61 earlier but has turned lower on the report and is now down 44-cents to $81.69. It remains meaningfully higher on the week.



Source link

Share

Leave a comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Don't Miss

Bangladesh seeks to unlock global climate finance through just transition

Policymakers, development partners and financial institutions stressed stronger climate literacy, investment-ready project design and coordinated partnerships as essential to improve Bangladesh’s access to...

Mexican billionaire with 70% of his investment portfolio in bitcoin says it’s better than real estate

“For most people, the biggest investment, their nest egg, is their home equity. Find a way to transform that into some kind of...

Related Articles

VSS Capital Partners Completes Growth Investment in Cordoba

VSS Capital Partners, a middle market focused private investment firm specializing in...

Pension bonds will not solve Dallas budget woes

Dallas will face tight budgets for the next few years, partly because...

Australia’s energy and commodities sector could be a hidden AI play

ShareShare Article via FacebookShare Article via TwitterShare Article via LinkedInShare Article via...