Iran & Nomura Research Institute

Iran: Iran is mentioned as a party against whom Israel is involved in conflicts.

Nomura Research Institute: The Nomura Research Institute (PRIO) published its annual 'Conflict Trends' report, highlighting the record number of state conflicts and civilian deaths in 2025. This report serves as the primary source of information for the event.

Iran: Iran's involvement in the conflict with the United States and its impact on the Strait of Hormuz led to surges in crude oil prices and heightened market concerns.

Nomura Research Institute: Nomura Research Institute's stock advanced, contributing to the market's positive movers.

Iran: Iran's military actions and tensions with the U.S. and Houthis contributed to oil price volatility and market uncertainty.

Nomura Research Institute: Nomura Research Institute was up more than 3% on one day, reflecting positive sentiment.

Iran: The U.S.-Iran Memorandum of Understanding and its delays impacted crude oil prices, which in turn affected global markets.

Nomura Research Institute: Nomura Research Institute's shares advanced in one session but declined in another, showing mixed performance.

Iran: The Iran war and talks influenced oil prices and safe-haven demand, indirectly affecting currency markets; optimism over talks pressured the dollar.

Nomura Research Institute: NLI's Tsuyoshi Ueno said the announcement effect is bigger but fundamentals haven't changed.

Iran: Central party in the conflict; denied negotiating with the US, but is in talks with Oman over a temporary shipping route. Its closure of the Strait of Hormuz has disrupted global energy supplies.

Nomura Research Institute: Provided analysis on oil price movements. Its views influence market expectations.

Iran: Iran launched surprise attacks on U.S. bases in Jordan, escalating tensions and impacting oil prices.

Nomura Research Institute: Nomura Research Institute plummeted almost 13%, underperforming the market.