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SK Hynix rose 2.3% in early trading, while Samsung Electronics rose 2.7%.
2026-07-27
SK Hynix rose 2.3% in early trading, while Samsung Electronics rose 2.7%.
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2026-07-27
Last month Washington and Tehran signed a 14-point memorandum including a ceasefire, which briefly halted European fuel-price rises. Eurostat shows June diesel fell 6.4% MoM and gasoline fell 4.2% MoM versus May. Renewed tensions and fresh supply dis
Last month Washington and Tehran signed a 14-point memorandum including a ceasefire, which briefly halted European fuel-price rises. Eurostat shows June diesel fell 6.4% MoM and gasoline fell 4.2% MoM versus May. Renewed tensions and fresh supply disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz, with no resolution visible, have pushed prices higher; global crude topped $100/bbl last week, the strongest level since early June. YoY fuel-price moves were largest in Bulgaria, Lithuania and Romania, each up more than 23%. Hungary maintains a fuel-price cap; Spain and Poland cut VAT on gasoline and diesel to blunt increases—Brussels has pushed for excise-duty cuts instead. Spain’s large downstream refining network limits its dependence on imported finished fuels despite heavy crude import reliance.
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The more news from the Middle East, the more confused the direction becomes? The previous interpretation of "prices rise when war breaks out, and fall when negotiations begin" is no longer valid! As geopolitical transactions have entered their most d
The more news from the Middle East, the more confused the direction becomes? The previous interpretation of "prices rise when war breaks out, and fall when negotiations begin" is no longer valid! As geopolitical transactions have entered their most difficult phase, how can we obtain the most effective information on trends?
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