
The US carried out fresh strikes on Iranian military targets, diminishing hopes for an imminent peace deal.
2A period of relative calm following the initial turmoil of the Iran war means that monthly oil prices are set to dip.
3India raised the price of gasoline and diesel amid fuel shortages prompted by the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
4The Kremlin urged foreign diplomats to leave Kyiv, warning of a major forthcoming attack.
5China’s leader reportedly complained about Japan’s increased defense spending in an ‘intense diatribe’ in his recent meeting with Trump.
6China’s EV exports surged 40% year-on-year in April, further cementing its global dominance of the industry.
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