Patrick Wintour at The Guardian posts on X: "[...] A member of Iranian parliament regarding the ‘Strategic Action for the Security of the Strait of Hormuz’ plan: The passage of any oil tanker owned by or related to the US government and [Israel] through the Strait of Hormuz will be permanently prohibited. All fees collected from foreign ships will be paid in "rial". 30% of the revenues will be allocated to strengthening military capabilities and maintaining regional security, and the remaining 70% will be dedicated to improving people's livelihoods and sustainable development”."
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Treasuries are mostly slightly lower on the day, with admittedly modest further selling pressure easing with crude futures off session highs and US equity futures off lows. Oil reserve releases are in immediate focus along with the Middle East conflict more broadly with the US saying it hit 16 Iranian mine-laying vessels near the Strait of Hormuz after Iran moved to further impede transit. Today’s docket sees February CPI in focus before 10Y supply and various opportunities for Trump remarks.