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>> they were handcuffed and loaded into corrections buses which were immediately blocked by even more protesters, todd and carley, b back to you. >> todd: brooke singman, back to you but a fox news alert already on the rise as israel reporter retaliatory wrist rake the mic strike on iran. >> carley: hi, cheryl. >> the initial reports of the strike happen and that is when you saw particular 4% backed off of that but still, the domestic contract still down triple digits on the dow jones and traders are nervous. we expect the market is really counterstrike again iran. we are also saying the dollar strengthened, the parenchyma they can. people are looking for safety. okay, that escalation is truly going down the road as it might be, then let's be careful but traders also look to the comments by iranian news agency where they kind of downplay the strike by israelis and that
and rural— approach. we understand that urban and rural scotland will contribute differently to this and i were transition plan for transportable and short— transition plan for transportable and short support of all communities. turning to other vehicles, — communities. turning to other vehicles, we will support the transition away from petrol and diesel— transition away from petrol and diesel vans, working with business including _ diesel vans, working with business including the largest companies for an initial— including the largest companies for an initial phase and in line with our need — an initial phase and in line with our need of business principles, we will develop land and support mechanisms. we understand the importance of this transition to small— importance of this transition to small businesses and independent traders— small businesses and independent traders in— small businesses and independent traders in particular and we will ensure — traders in particular and we will ensure that their needs are at the heart _ ensure that their needs are at the heart of— ensure that their needs are at the heart of this work. scotland's food and drink— heart of this work. scotland's food and drink is— heart of this work. scotland's food and drink is a significant national success— and drink is a significant national success story and food security is important — success story and food security is important to this government. that is why— important to this government. that is why we _ important to this government. that is why we are supporting our farming immunity— is why we are supporting our farming immunity to — is why we are supporting our farming immunity to continue producing food while slowing emissions. the cabinet secretary— while slowing emissions. the cabinet secretary of rural affairs is working _ secretary of rural affairs is working with a sector to deliver this including through the ongoing agricultural and rural communities bill and _ agricultural and rural communities bill and the agriculture reform board — bill and the agriculture reform board which she co—chairs with the
passage for western traders. there are tensions to add other choke point locations. this video shows houthi militants storming a british registered cargo ship in november. that was on an approach to the babur mandeb strait, a gateway to the red sea with suez canal to the north. it's often been in the news with ships targeted by those militias or drone attacks from yemen. according to the international monetary fund, suez canal trade fell by half in the early months of this year compared to the beginning of 2023. it's driven traders around the cape of good hope at enormous cost in time and money, and it's come at a huge cost to the egyptian economy, highly reliant on the canal for billions of dollars of income. further west, one more choke point, the panama canal. water shortages there have led the authorities to reduce the volume of shipping travelling between the atlantic and pacific 0ceans. the imf reckons that trade on that route has fallen by nearly a third over the past year. although tensions are high, the closure of the strait
philip advises on sanctions risk. well, it's interesting. even with the recent missile attacks on israel, the price of crude really hasn't gone up in the same way that you saw with previous geopolitical shocks. so crude is kind of pretty steady. it's as if the traders are priced in the risk. now, on your question, will sanctions hurt iran? iran has been immunising itself to us and other sanctions for the last 45 years. they're pretty good at resisting them. and i think the type of sanctions is going to change. but the impact on iran is going to be fairly limited. 0k. i mean, on wednesday, for example, crude dropped 3%, didn't it, crude futures? so like you said, it does seem as if the market has dismissed that element of risk. so what could have an impact? you said that the sanctions could change. what are we looking at? yeah, so if you look at iran,
so increasingly there is a comfortable buffer zone that the us has in terms of oil output. that means that the impact of geopolitical events on the oil price is slightly subdued. i think that's probably a positive sign for the markets, but i think the us is going to go hard after these intermediate traders. all eyes will be on subscriber growth after a meant that users couldn't pass on their membership to friends and family. our north american correspondent erin delmore is in new york. there was so much uproar and that was brought in. what are we expecting? uproar and that was brought in. what are we meeting?— are we expecting? there was, and a lot of peeple — are we expecting? there was, and a lot of peeple who — are we expecting? there was, and a lot of people who enjoy _ are we expecting? there was, and a lot of people who enjoy this - lot of people who enjoy this password sharing with their friends and family members on netflix were a
it's the most heavily sanctioned country in the world. so even the president of iran, ebrahim raisi, is sanctioned. so where do you go from there? you could sanction more militia leaders, more politicians. that ain't going to move the needle. what i think is going to happen are two things. so the us is going to start going after these proxy traders of iranian oil that we're seeing popping up in places like hong kong, singapore, the uae, that are shadowy, you can't see who owns them and they are certainly sending oil to china. the other thing the us is going to do, we think, is going to make it harder for refineries and ports, particularly in china, to take iranian oil. and you've got two big bills, one of which has gone through the house and senate, one of which is going through senate now in the us, that are designed explicitly to make it difficult for china to take oilfrom iran. philip, very quickly, about 30 seconds, the war premium that had been added on crude prices, is that now gone? i think, as i said, traders are pricing in geopolitical risk. one thing to also note is that the production of oil from the us through shale fields is increasing.
of major global trade chokepoints, often an anxious passage for western traders. there are tensions to add other choke point locations. this video shows houthi militants storming a british registered cargo ship in november. that was on an approach to the babur mandeb strait, a gateway to the red sea with suez canal to the north. it's often been in the news with ships targeted by those militias or drone attacks from yemen, according to the international monetary fund. suez canal trade fell by half in the early months of this year compared to the beginning of 2023. it's driven traders around the cape of good hope at enormous cost in time and money, and it's come at a huge cost to the egyptian economy, highly reliant on the canal for billions of dollars of income. further west, one more choke point, the panama canal. water shortages there have led the authorities to reduce the volume of shipping travelling between the atlantic and pacific 0ceans. the imf reckons that trade on that route has fallen