President Trump on Tuesday is hosting German Chancellor Friedrich Merz at the White House, as the U.S. military operation in Iran is ongoing and Europe is mixed in its support. During a bilateral meeting alongside Merz in the Oval Office, Trump said Iran’s navy and “virtually everything they have” has been knocked out amid joint Israeli and U.S. strikes on the Middle Eastern country, adding that he “might have forced” Israel’s hand in the attacks. The president also lashed out at the leaders of Spain and the United Kingdom amid disagreements over the Iran operation.
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House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D) will speak with reporters as Democrats feel pressure from Republicans to support legislation to fund the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) following the U.S. strikes in Iran over the weekend.
Sure, oil prices have soared since attacks on Iran and counterstrikes began — but it's also possible the market isn't freaking out enough. Why it matters: Consumers and companies worldwide will feel the effects of the conflict that's pushing up petroleum and natural gas prices. - But oil hasn't yet approached the $100-per-barrel — or higher — level that numerous market-watchers say is possible in the unpredictable, expanding regional battle. The intrigue: Veteran analyst Bob McNally sees a mismatch between risk and oil prices, and believes the market remains too complacent despite the recent rise. - The president of Rapidan Energy Group points to years of geopolitical crises that didn't bring large-scale disruptions to oil…
Sure, oil prices have soared since attacks on Iran and counterstrikes began — but it's also possible the market isn't freaking out enough. Why it matters: Consumers and companies worldwide will feel the effects of the conflict that's pushing up petroleum and natural gas prices. - But oil hasn't yet approached the $100-per-barrel — or higher — level that numerous market-watchers say is possible in the unpredictable, expanding regional battle. The intrigue: Veteran analyst Bob McNally sees a mismatch between risk and oil prices, and believes the market remains too complacent despite the recent rise. - The president of Rapidan Energy Group points to years of geopolitical crises that didn't bring large-scale disruptions to oil…Open
