Most-active Chinese fuel oil contract fell 4.00% intraday to 3,311.00 yuan/ton.

At his first press conference since March, Prime Minister Netanyahu, referring to a U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding, said Iran will never possess nuclear weapons “with or without this agreement” and vowed “as long as I remain prime minister this will absolutely not happen.” He said Israeli forces will remain in south Lebanon, parts of Syria and the Gaza Strip “as long as security needs” require, maintaining a so-called “security zone.” Netanyahu said Israel will continue targeted removal of regional security threats, pursue new strategic alliances inside and outside the region, secure autonomous weapons supply and develop advanced technologies. He said he and U.S. President Trump “often agree but sometimes disagree.” Netanyahu confirmed he will run in the upcoming Israeli election and intends to win.

Shares plunged today. The company said the decline reflected multiple factors and that a previously disclosed executive share-sell plan has not yet been implemented; timing and price of any sales are at the discretion of the individuals. Performance and order trends await the upcoming half-year report. In an investor-relations note the company said it will pursue higher asset-use efficiency in 2026 and aims to stabilise and sustain business growth while improving operating efficiency and long-term viability.