#HormuzStillClosed

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US-Iran talks on reopening Hormuz continue. Iran says it will stay closed until its conditions are met; it has replied to the latest US proposal, with some issues unresolved. OPEC+ kept November crude output unchanged, with no further supply increase; it meets next on Nov 1. The G7 plans to release up to 100M barrels of crude and refined products via the IEA over four months, accelerating diesel releases in the first 20 days. Can this ease supply and price pressure while Hormuz stays closed?

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RUMAH
RUMAH
⚠️ But it isn’t completely empty either. Some commercial vessels are still getting through under restricted/high-risk conditions. Live AIS tracking showed only about 9% of normal commercial traffic over the past week.#HormuzStillClosed
Mian Bilal Ali
Mian Bilal Ali
⛽️ If oil prices go out of control, can $BTC and $ETH still stay unaffected? Just saw the news, the Strait of Hormuz is still closed, and OPEC+ is maintaining production levels. What does this mean? It means energy costs might take off! 📈 Don't forget, inflation is crypto's biggest enemy but also an ally to hard currency. The current situation is very delicate: the G7 is desperately releasing oil to suppress prices, but the source is cut off. #FedSeptemberMinutes #HormuzStillClosed
TBNG_OKX
TBNG_OKX
#HormuzStillClosed The hidden risk may be what happens after the emergency barrels are gone 👀 The G7 plans to release up to 100M barrels while OPEC+ keeps November output unchanged. That can soften prices today, but it also spends part of the world's supply cushion What caught my attention is the trade-off. If Hormuz stays closed longer than expected, markets could face the same shortage later with fewer emergency barrels available The reserve release buys time. Diplomacy still has to solve
LailaaKhan
LailaaKhan
Oil may look like a traditional-market story, but crypto traders should still watch it. Energy prices can influence inflation expectations. Inflation affects rate expectations. Rates affect liquidity. And liquidity affects risk assets. That's why #G7OilReserveRelease is worth keeping on the radar. #BTC #Macro #Oil #Crypto
gm on Solana
gm on Solana
$GM G7 just cracked open 100M barrels of emergency oil
Asghar-trader
Asghar-trader
🚨 G7 Unleashes 100M Barrels — Oil Shock Relief or Just a Temporary Fix?
#TheUSIranSituation remains tense, with the G7 reportedly preparing to release up to 100 million barrels from strategic reserves. I’m looking at this from a mid-term macro perspective. Despite the headline sounding dramatic, the bigger picture is more nuanced: the reserve release is essentially a political response to inflation pressures while putting pressure on fuel spreads and refining margins. If those 100 million barrels are distributed over roughly four months, that works out to a little o
Zikroo
Zikroo
⛽️ Hormuz remains closed, while OPEC+ keeps output unchanged—energy prices could stay under pressure. Higher oil = more inflation risk, which could complicate the outlook for $BTC and $ETH. Will crypto absorb the shock or turn into a safe-haven trade? 👀 #霍尔木兹仍未开放 #OPEC+维持11月产量不变 #SolanaStocksTop4.4B #HormuzStillClosed #StrategyBuys1665BTC
rainiee
rainiee
Hormuz is still closed, while OPEC+ keeps November output unchanged. Supply risks remain, but G7 reserve releases and Middle East exports are limiting oil’s upside. $CL and $BZ remain the key focus. Meanwhile, $BTC and $ETH are still moving sideways with sentiment. No clear direction yet. $CL $BZ $BTC . #BTCETHETFFlowsDiverge #FedSeptemberMinutes
Mario Nawfal
Mario Nawfal
🚨🇮🇷🇴🇲 The IRGC just forced a tanker to turn around in the Strait of Hormuz... A tanker transiting inbound was hailed by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps roughly 11 nautical miles north of Khasab, Oman. The crew was ordered to turn back or else their vessel would be targeted. Source: UKMTO / Writer: Samuel
*Walter Bloomberg
*Walter Bloomberg
IRGC THREATENS TANKER IN STRAIT OF HORMUZ UKMTO says a tanker transiting the Strait of Hormuz was hailed by Iran’s IRGC and instructed to turn back or risk being targeted. The tanker complied with the order. The incident was reported 11 nautical miles north of Khasab, Oman, adding to renewed concerns over shipping security through the key oil transit route.