United States — Energy Information Administration & FTSE 100 Index

United States — Energy Information Administration: The United States — Energy Information Administration warned that fuel prices could continue to rise for months even after the Strait of Hormuz reopened, highlighting the lasting economic impact of the conflict.

FTSE 100 Index: London's FTSE 100 share index jumped by 2.53% in opening trade, reflecting positive market sentiment in Europe following the ceasefire.

United States — Energy Information Administration: The United States — Energy Information Administration provides data on the components of gasoline prices, illustrating how crude oil costs are the main driver.

FTSE 100 Index: The FTSE 100 Index opened on the back foot and struggled to gain ground, reflecting a general downbeat mood in the UK market due to global energy concerns and political instability.