“Saudi Arabia Restores Key Oil Pipeline as Hormuz Talks Stall” — what this page in the network covers. Saudi Arabia has restored its key East-West oil pipeline, with flows reaching 3.5 million barrels a day and returning to half capacity, as hopes for a US-Iran deal fade. Tehran is pessimistic about an agreement before the US midterms, while Hormuz talks stall and oil prices rise. The pipeline restoration provides some relief to global oil supply, but the overall situation remains tense. Global bonds remain in focus as higher oil prices fuel inflation concerns.
Treasuries stabilize after the recent selloff, while Japan's 40-year bond sale sees its strongest demand since 2020. Australia's central bank raises rates, adding to the global tightening cycle. These moves reflect the delicate balance central banks are trying to strike between controlling inflation and supporting growth. For the complete material, the listing points back to the source inside the network.