The two-week US–Iran ceasefire is already showing signs of strain as Israel continues military operations in Lebanon. Iran claims Lebanon was part of the agreement and has warned of strong retaliation if attacks persist, while Israel and the Trump administration maintain that Lebanon was never included. Latest Developments Israel has issued evacuation orders in Beirut and conducted strikes on over 100 sites in Lebanon. Iran threatens to withdraw from the truce if attacks continue. Oil prices are climbing again toward $100 as fears of prolonged disruption return. The Strait of Hormuz remains unstable, with limited tanker traffic and ongoing uncertainty around safe passage. Gulf oil production has already been hit, adding to supply concerns. Market Reaction Global markets have turned cautiou...
US–Iran Ceasefire Under Pressure: How to Trade This Setup
The two-week US–Iran ceasefire is already showing signs of strain as Israel continues military operations in Lebanon. Iran claims Lebanon was part of the agreement and has warned of strong retaliation if attacks persist, while Israel and the Trump administration maintain that Lebanon was never included.
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