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Lars Jensen, CEO of Vespucci Maritime, stated that freight rates and insurance premiums have risen after recent comments on the Strait of Hormuz. He said business decisions cannot be based on those statements.
en.antaranews.comLars Jensen, CEO of Vespucci Maritime, said the Strait of Hormuz remains de facto closed despite U.S. assertions to the contrary. Jensen stated that freight rates and insurance premiums have surged following the latest comments on the waterway.
Proposed toll Jensen said the economics and legalities of a proposed toll on the Strait made a reversal on the measure inevitable. He added that companies cannot make business decisions based on the statements. Jensen said the combination of higher costs and legal uncertainty continues to limit transits through the passage.
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Kevin Warsh appeared before the House Financial Services Committee on Tuesday. The June CPI showed its largest one-month decline since 2020, shifting market odds toward a rate hold at the July 29 meeting.
americanbanker.comA 2026 Gallup survey found small business as the only institution to receive 50 percent or higher total confidence from Americans. Congress scored 9 percent and the medical system 26 percent.
Hakeem Jeffries stated he will oppose an amendment that would end U.S. funding for Israel. The proposal is attached to the fiscal 2027 State Department spending bill and has divided Democrats.