Global markets opened this week with limited declines despite Middle East tensions, as investors had largely anticipated the escalation. Crude prices eased from initial jumps, with the Strait of Hormuz’s future being a key factor for energy prices.
Global markets opened this week with limited declines despite Middle East tensions, as investors had largely anticipated the escalation. Crude prices eased from initial jumps, with the Strait of Hormuz’s future being a key factor for energy prices.
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