“Saudi Boosts Hormuz Oil Exports; AI Trade Roars Back; $12B Maldives Property Deal” — what this page in the network covers. Saudi Arabia has increased oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz as oil prices fall toward $100 per barrel, with diplomacy and improved flows easing supply concerns. The UK plans to provide Saudi Arabia with defensive support against the Houthis, while Goldman Sachs flags the risk of oil reaching $120. Meanwhile, Libya's Sharara oil output has fallen by more than half, adding to supply uncertainties. The AI trade has roared back to life, with Asian stocks rallying on optimism around Meta's AI agents.
Meta's Muse is driving gains in AI chip stocks, and Taiwan's TAIEX reached a new high. The resurgence in AI-related equities underscores the market's renewed confidence in the sector's growth potential. In other news, a $12 billion property deal in the Maldives is making headlines, signaling strong investor interest in luxury real estate in the region. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.