Oil, gas and fuel prices are central to the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran, with Washington striving to lower them and Tehran to keep them high. With both sides determined to prevail, five market-shaping developments in particular could affect whether fighting ramps up or de-escalates.
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BBC News Arabic published an article examining reported casualty figures in Gaza, focusing on the demographic groups bearing the highest burden of loss. The piece relies on data presented by the outlet to contextualize the human impact of the conflict.
No casualties or environmental impact have been reported. As of now, there are no verified incidents or data indicating damage to personnel or the surrounding environment.
President Trump attributed rising fuel prices to policies in states such as California and to Ukrainian military strikes on Russian oil refineries. These statements have not been independently verified.
On Monday, the MOEX Index increased by 1.86% to close at 2,319.57 points, while the RTS Index rose 0.12% to finish at 860.36 points.